Economy, Law & Politics

See the event page here: Join Business in Vancouver online as the three major political parties debate their policies for the British Columbian economy.

B.C.’s election day is on Saturday, but half the ballots may have been cast already. Nearly 800,000 ballots had been received by Elections B.C. as of late Monday through in-person voting at advance polls and mail-in votes.

The commission alleges some of the funds were used to pay personal expenses and gamble in casinos

New site will operate out of city building at Seymour and Helmcken streets

Increased emphasis on counselling is among several industry changes created by the pandemic

B.C.’s labour market performance was surprisingly strong in September, with employment up 2.3% or 54,800 persons. This followed a 0.6% gain in August and outpaced the national increase of 2.1%.

Despite political norms, local critics of the Chinese Communist Party want to see provincial politicians stand up for democracy and B.C. residents facing alleged threats by Chinese agents

The BCCDC identified 167 new cases of the virus in the past 24 hours

NDP, Greens fail to respond to multiple information requests

Greater number of cases with “extreme fentanyl concentrations”