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NDP leader admits decriminalization didn’t work, ‘resulted in some real problems’
During a campaign stop in Campbell River on Friday, NDP leader David Eby admitted his government’s drug decriminalization project was a failure."We did try...
New BC-made deep-sea drone on its first mission off Vancouver Island
A made-in-BC underwater drone is getting its first real deep-sea mission this week in the waters off Vancouver Island’s west coast.Ocean Networks Canada is...
Conservative support Edges Up as voters say housing and health care remain top priorities
The BC Conservative Party continues to edge ahead of the BC NDP ahead of the October 19th provincial election.A survey done by Leger between...
BC Green Party drops 2024 platform with a ‘new vision’ for BC
As campaigns for the October 19th election gain momentum, the BC Green Party dropped its platform today at a press conference in Victoria.“We need...
Election Officially Underway with NDP and Conservatives Running Neck and Neck
The writs have been issued for British Columbia’s 43rd Provincial General Election, Saturday, October 19.The incumbent BC New Democratic Party and the Conservative Party...
BC Government to put higher penalties on dangerous drivers
The BC Government looks to keep roads safe by putting higher penalties on dangerous drivers.They say starting September 1, those who drive impaired, are...
BC government to restrict cellphone use in schools
Starting this school year, cellphones and other devices will be restricted in BC.The BC Government says the goal of these restrictions is to keep...
BC Government approves 3 percent rent hike in 2025
The BC Government says rent increases will be restricted to 3 percent next year.In a release today, the province says allowable rent increases are...
Significant errors persist in provincial financial reporting, says independent auditor
In his last independent review before retiring, BC’s Auditor-General Michael Pickup is again pointing out significant errors in the provincial government’s financial reporting.Pickup says...
Kids get protection from online exploitation through federal funding
Children in BC could get better protection from online exploitation through federal funding.According to the BC government, Public Safety Canada is investing $3.5 million...
New rules for first aid in BC workplaces coming November 1
Starting November 1, workplaces will be required to follow new Occupational Health and Safety rules.The new regulations will rename level 1, 2, and 3...
COVID, opioid epidemic taking toll on BC’s First Nations, new report shows
A new report shows COVID-19 and the ongoing opioid epidemic have lowered overall life expectancy for Indigenous people in BC.The report was published Wednesday...
Federal phase-out plan has salmon farming giant re-thinking BC operations
The world’s largest salmon farming company is reconsidering doing business in BC.MOWI published its second-quarter report today. During a webcast for investors this morning...
Farmers can apply to buy technologies through provincial program
Starting today, you can apply for funding to support your farm through a farm technology program.Called the BC On-Farm Technology Adoption Program, it focuses...
BC’s provincial health officer encourages vaccinating children ahead of school year
The fall semester is on the way, and BC’s provincial health officer urges you to vaccinate your children.In a statement issued today, Dr. Bonnie...
Mediocre returns for Fraser sockeye, while Columbia River expects record numbers
Fraser River sockeye salmon returns are looking poor this year, but the Columbia River is expecting record-high numbers.According to the Pacific Salmon Foundation (PSF),...
Infrastructure projects to get more than $156 million from federal government
Infrastructure projects are getting a big boost, as the federal government transfers over $156 million to BC.The federal government says they’re transferring the money...
Duties doubled on Canadian softwood lumber exports, dismaying BC industry
BC forestry companies have to pay even more to access US markets, after the US Department of Commerce nearly doubled duties on Tuesday.Duties were...
Five people to appear in court following drug ‘super lab’ discovery in Lower Mainland
After the search of four properties uncovered a large synthetic drug lab, five suspects are now facing multiple charges.Dennis Halstead, Shawn Cappis, Balbinder Johal,...
Projects getting new funding to clean up B.C. shoreline
The BC Government looks to clean up more of the province’s shoreline through new funding.According to the provincial government, they are investing $8 million...
RCMP warns of new scam targeting BC Hydro Customers
RCMP warns of new scam targeting BC Hydro CustomersA new scam is targeting BC Hydro Customers, and RCMP are asking you to stay alert...
Labour Force Survey shows increase in unemployment for BC
BC saw not only a drop in employment, but also an increase in unemployment last month.According to Statistics Canada’s Labour Force Survey for July,...
Medical doctor takes on new role as BC’s chief coroner
BC has a new chief coroner.Dr. Jatinder Baidwan was appointed to the position on Thursday, replacing Lisa LaPointe, who retired from the role in...
Eighteen people get Medal of Good Citizenship for helping communities
18 people are being recognized by the BC government through the Medal of Good Citizenship.In a release, the provincial government says the medal is...
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