Economy, Law & Politics

The process was delayed for three months from the original scheduled final committal date of May, when Meng asked the court to introduce new evidence from HSBC.

Freeze orders against public market participants not an unreasonable invasion of privacy, B.C. Supreme Court rules

Manufacturing sales held near record-high levels in May, propelled again by the stratospheric rise in wood-product prices. Total factory shipments rose 1.2% to a seasonally adjusted $5.52 billion, which more than reversed April’s decline.

Province's number of active infections returns above 1,000 for first time since June 25

Expert says it’s unclear if incentives boost vaccination rates

Decreased police-reported numbers of property crimes and sexual assaults are consistent with COVID-19 pandemic impacts and related stay-at-home orders and social distancing, B.C.’s minister of public safety and solicitor general says.

New mask mandate goes into effect at midnight in the Central Okanagan

Mask mandates also being reintroduced to region

Deficit was $2.7b below what the government had projected

Stay-at-home orders may be contributing factor: report