Economy, Law & Politics

In a year when nearly 1,400 unmarked graves were discovered at residential schools, a new report finds only 11 of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's 94 calls to action have been completed. Is Canada at a turning point or will this 'abysmal' record continue?

A supply of the at-home tests is expected to be delivered by the federal government in mid- to late January

Province's positive-test rate soars alongside new infections

The threat posed by the Omicron variant presents a level of ongoing uncertainty, however

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission adds three more Vancouver-area stock promoters to a growing list of defendants involved in an alleged $1 billion pump-and-dump scheme

Province has administered more than 610k booster shots to date

Khosrowshahi fled Iran in 1979, founded Future Shop and sold the company for $580 million

Of 185 COVID-19 patients in B.C. hospitals, 72 are in intensive care units

And over 90 of them used suspected fake vaccine passports

Access to gas restricted in southwestern B.C. following severe floods