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Nexii emerges as B.C.'s latest unicorn after $45M raise

Nexii emerges as B.C.'s latest unicorn after $45M raise

Construction firm says it's the fastest company in Canada to hit US$1B valuation.
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Global manufacturing players take $217-million stake in HTEC

Global manufacturing players take $217-million stake in HTEC

International players to own 60% of North Vancouver hydrogen fuelling company.
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Police seek dashcam footage of driver killed by own vehicle at Vancouver McDonald's drive-thru

Police seek dashcam footage of driver killed by own vehicle at Vancouver McDonald's drive-thru

An investigation into the incident is ongoing.
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Restaurants game for vaccine passport program, but wary of added cost

Restaurants game for vaccine passport program, but wary of added cost

A Victoria pub owner says it could cost up to $2,450 a week in wages to hire security staff to handle vaccine screening.
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New school year brings more activities for students, but concerns remain over COVID

New school year brings more activities for students, but concerns remain over COVID

One of the big questions going into this year is about events such as assemblies, according to the Greater Victoria Teachers' Association.
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Money-laundering red flags raised in lawyer case

Money-laundering red flags raised in lawyer case

Lawyer suspended after millions from Hong Kong, Panama, Singapore went through trust account
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Family friend 'devastated' by the drop of charges related to Sam Fitzpatrick's death

Family friend 'devastated' by the drop of charges related to Sam Fitzpatrick's death

Criminal negligence charges against Peter Kiewit Sons ULC and two supervisors stayed in 2009 worker death at Toba Inlet project.
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Not all B.C. restaurants will require vaccine card for access. Here's what you need to know

Not all B.C. restaurants will require vaccine card for access. Here's what you need to know

There are some key exceptions to B.C.'s new proof-of-vaccination requirement at non-essential businesses like restaurants.
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Tofino businesses struggle to stay open amid staffing shortages

Tofino businesses struggle to stay open amid staffing shortages

'We shouldn’t be closed, but we’re having to close.'
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Unsanctioned outdoor gathering attracts close to 1,000 young adults to University of Victoria

Unsanctioned outdoor gathering attracts close to 1,000 young adults to University of Victoria

Police conducted 100 pour-outs of liquor and ticketed two people for underage drinking.
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