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Fix driving laws, change ICBC to reduce costs: lawyers

Fix driving laws, change ICBC to reduce costs: lawyers

ICBC expenses ‘go through the roof’ in court: Eby
New rules will help fight money laundering, B.C. finance minister says

New rules will help fight money laundering, B.C. finance minister says

B.C. businesses will be required to report beneficial ownership structure, Carole James announces
Whistleblower relegated to witness role for money laundering inquiry

Whistleblower relegated to witness role for money laundering inquiry

Former RCMP investigator Fred Pinnock is denied special powers
B.C. man claims weed killer Roundup caused his non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma

B.C. man claims weed killer Roundup caused his non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma

BIV's lawsuit of the week
ICBC faces $400m loss as court tosses out cost-saving measure

ICBC faces $400m loss as court tosses out cost-saving measure

Court rules ICBC move unconstitutional
B.C. fraudsters could be denied a driver’s licence under new rules

B.C. fraudsters could be denied a driver’s licence under new rules

Sweeping amendments coming to B.C. Securities Act to combat securities violations
Provincial Liberals introduce bill for tax relief on commercial sites

Provincial Liberals introduce bill for tax relief on commercial sites

The Opposition B.C. Liberals introduced a private member’s bill Wednesday aimed at giving tax relief to commercial property owners.
B.C. courts lacking sheriffs, auditor general finds

B.C. courts lacking sheriffs, auditor general finds

Relaxed qualifications putting court safety at risk: report
B.C. employment dips as housing starts surge

B.C. employment dips as housing starts surge

B.C. employment continued to fall in September, with estimated levels down by 8,400 persons or 0.3% from August to 2.55 million persons. While statistically insignificant, this marked a fourth consecutive decline and the lowest level since February.
New David Sidoo indictment highlights fake claim that L.A. gangsters attacked his son

New David Sidoo indictment highlights fake claim that L.A. gangsters attacked his son

Vancouver businessman involved in U.S. college admissions scandal now facing further allegations