Economy, Law & Politics

Spa worker allegedly photocopied physician credentials, ran up pharmaceutical bills

Horgan says legislature clerk James Craig was ‘appointed arbitrarily’ in 2011

Employers get help in fight for workers

Speaker’s report peels back layers of legislature’s veil of secrecy

Independent government auditor Carol Bellringer given no explanation why her office can’t conduct full audit of legislature

Assistant deputy speaker Linda Reid calls whistlebower allegations against her “unfounded”

The B.C. legislature Speaker’s report detailing “flagrant overspending” of taxpayers’ money by two senior managers at the B.C. legislature also alleges there were attempts to cover it up.

Third-quarter job vacancy data highlighted B.C.’s tight labour market picture, aligning with the province’s exceptionally low unemployment rate and evidence that organizations are finding increased difficulty in filling openings. Job vacancies in B.

Judge dismisses RICO suit against environmental groups, but allows defamation suit to be heard

Green Party leader Andrew Weaver said he’s livid about the alleged misspending by the suspended clerk of the legislature and sergeant-at-arms and said the party would block their return to work.