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Elections BC: Kennedy Stewart’s campaign broke election law

Elections BC: Kennedy Stewart’s campaign broke election law

Not only did former Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart and all of his Forward Together candidates lose on election day, but his campaign broke the law.
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B.C. gives itself high marks for pandemic response

B.C. gives itself high marks for pandemic response

Public Safety ministry releases review of B.C.'s handling of pandemic
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B.C. man hit with $6K rental car bill after 30-day impound

B.C. man hit with $6K rental car bill after 30-day impound

The bill follows a trip through the Interior last January.
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'Absurd': B.C. tribunal rejects grandchild noise complaint made by strata owner

'Absurd': B.C. tribunal rejects grandchild noise complaint made by strata owner

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled it was "an illogical, absurd interpretation" of a noise bylaw that would ultimately prevent children from visiting.
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Parkland to double fast chargers in B.C., Alberta

Parkland to double fast chargers in B.C., Alberta

The Burnaby refinery owner has announced it's going to build 50 EV fast chargers between Victoria and Calgary.
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Arctic chill over much of B.C., snowy wallop for Vancouver Island: Environment Canada

Arctic chill over much of B.C., snowy wallop for Vancouver Island: Environment Canada

VANCOUVER — Residents of coastal British Columbia are facing another day of winter-like conditions and frigid temperatures as the latest weather system brushes across the province.
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B.C. sheds 13,700 jobs in November as rate hikes take toll on economy

B.C. sheds 13,700 jobs in November as rate hikes take toll on economy

Rising mortgage rates are putting pressure on the housing market and the broader economy.
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Medical Services Commission files injunction against Telus Health's paid service

Medical Services Commission files injunction against Telus Health's paid service

Telus’s LifePlus program, which charges membership fees to patients in return for 24/7 access to a health-care practitioner, is alleged to contravene the Medicare Protection Act.
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B.C. tribunal nixes man's 'excessive' tax accounting claim

B.C. tribunal nixes man's 'excessive' tax accounting claim

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal found an accountant's fees were reasonable and ordered a client to pay up.
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Icy cold, wind and chance of more snow forecast for parts of B.C.: Environment Canada

Icy cold, wind and chance of more snow forecast for parts of B.C.: Environment Canada

VANCOUVER — A high-pressure system over British Columbia is pushing arctic air and bitter cold to some areas of the province, but heavy snow is no longer in the forecast. Environment Canada has been forecasting for days that B.C.
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