Provincial News
by Contributor on Wednesday Apr 17 2019
Every year around tax time, Canadians call the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) with a variety of questions.
Whether it's changing a person's address or shifting marital status, the CRA receives numerous questions during the final day before filing date at the end of April.
by Contributor on Tuesday Apr 16 2019
Premier John Horgan has announced that the Province has appointed Blair Lekstrom as community liaison tasked with engaging residents of the Peace region on draft partnership agreements on caribou recovery.
Premier Horgan has also extended the engagement period to May 31, 2019, in order to give Lekstrom time to work with local leaders.
by Contributor on Friday Apr 12 2019
We’ve all been there. We’ve all felt the negative effects of stress. With the pace of the world today, stress is a familiar companion for many of us.
by Contributor on Tuesday Apr 09 2019
We wish to respond to the release of a partial chapter in Peter German’s review. We fully participated in the review and look forward to seeing the full report and its findings or recommendations.
by Contributor on Monday Apr 08 2019
The Public Health Agency of Canada is collaborating with provincial public health partners, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Health Canada to investigate an outbreak of Salmonella infections involving six provinces: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec.
by Contributor on Monday Apr 08 2019
The British Columbia government is launching a regionally driven renewal of the province’s Interior forest industry, aimed at developing a competitive, sustainable future for forest companies, workers and communities.
by Contributor on Friday Apr 05 2019
Amendments to the Forest and Range Practices Act will support the health and sustainability of B.C.’s forests and range lands, while strengthening public confidence in how these vital resources are managed.
by Letters to the editor on Tuesday Apr 02 2019
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by Contributor on Sunday Mar 31 2019
The Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) is expanding its services to help British Columbians who are injured in motor vehicle accidents to resolve injury claim disputes with ICBC and other insurers.
by Contributor on Tuesday Mar 26 2019
Eileen O’Krafka, who’ll be 92 this summer, is Canada’s oldest working Postmaster. Five days a week she sorts mail into the 68 post office boxes, collects outgoing mail, sells money orders, weighs packages and keeps the books balanced.
