Provincial News
by Dermod Travis on Friday Sep 22 2017
The headlines should have read “B.C.'s Wild West reputation laid to rest.”
by Contributor on Tuesday Sep 19 2017
The Better Business Bureau of BC is warning the public that there may be a few more used cars on the market thanks to a horrific hurricane season in Caribbean and South East United States.
Images of flooded highways and submerged vehicles in Texas paint a picture of insurance nightmares.
by Contributor on Monday Sep 18 2017
The Government of British Columbia has introduced legislation to put an end to big money in politics and put people back at the heart of government decision-making.
“We’re reforming campaign finance rules to make sure government’s actions and decisions benefit everyone, not just those with deep pockets,” said Premier John Horgan.
by Contributor on Thursday Sep 14 2017
Ravi Kahlon, Parliamentary Secretary for Sport and Multiculturalism, marked the official proclamation of KidSport BC Week with an announcement of $400,000 in funding at the annual Ritchie Bros. Corporate Kids Challenge 2017 this past weekend.
by Contributor on Monday Sep 11 2017
British Columbia’s new government has released a budget update that puts people first, Finance Minister Carole James announced Monday.
by Contributor on Thursday Sep 07 2017
Fentanyl has been detected in more than four of every five illicit-drug overdose deaths in British Columbia through the first seven months of 2017, according to the latest statistics from the BC Coroners Service.
by Contributor on Tuesday Sep 05 2017
Backyard elks, woodpecker babies and regal eagles are just some of the stunning animals spotted in the BC SPCA’s eighth annual Wildlife-In-Focus Photography Contest, which is only open for entries until September 15
by Contributor on Monday Sep 04 2017
B.C.’s wildfire-driven provincial state of emergency has been formally extended again, through the end of day on Sept. 15, 2017.
This is the fourth time the state of emergency has been extended, with previous extensions on July 19, Aug. 4, and Aug. 18.
by Jennifer Whiteside on Wednesday Aug 30 2017
For the first time in 16 years, B.C. workers have much to celebrate on Labour Day.
by Dan Kraus on Sunday Aug 27 2017
At the end of this summer, Wednesday (August 30 2017), the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) will mark exactly 20,000 days of conservation.
This milestone provides an opportunity to celebrate and reflect on the work done by NCC and our partners each day, and the conservation we need to accomplish in the 20,000 days to come.
