Economy, Law & Politics

Vancouver Coastal Health’s chief medical officer speaks to city council on both public health emergencies

Opposition mounting against provincial government’s information act changes, proposed fees

B.C.’s labour market continued to improve through September although the latest details pointed to a softer underbelly to solid headline gains. Total employment rose by another 12,300 persons or 0.5% compared with a 0.8% national increase.

Nearly 96.3% of all those known to be infected in B.C. are deemed recovered

Amidst criticism from journalists, universities and B.C.'s privacy commissioner, Premier John Horgan defended his government's proposed bill Thursday that would force those filing freedom of information requests to pay a fee.

Alberta inquiry finds no legal wrongdoing, puts dollar figure on foregn funded activism

Broader subsidy programs still set to expire this week

B.C. not yet on board with standardized vaccine passport

Serious infections recede but another six die from the disease

Information commissioner expresses ‘deep concern’ over amendments