Economy, Law & Politics

VANCOUVER — British Columbia must do things differently to break the cycle where Indigenous people comprise five per cent of the population but about 30 per cent of those incarcerated, Premier David Eby and First Nations leaders said Thursday.

Metro Vancouver climate committee endorses regulatory proposal that would charge large buildings a $500 administrative fee and $350 for every tonne of carbon pollution they emit beyond a set threshold.

Only a third of Canadians trust the Bank of Canada's leader to help the economy.

Retired Burnaby resident Ellen Oi Lun Chow is suing T&T Supermarket and the owners of Metrotown mall for injuries she says she sustained when a pallet jack hit her.

A mindset of calm certainty in uncertain circumstances can be cultivated, writes Renu Bakshi

Canadians are able to travel visa free to 188 countries, three more than one year ago

VANCOUVER — Canadians have until later today to opt out of a class-action lawsuit that could see Apple pay up to $14 million collectively to some iPhone users. The class action filed in 2018 against defendants Apple Inc. and Apple Canada Inc.

Raise of 3.4% boosts base salaries from $98,585 to $101,937.

Holbrook will take the reins from interim CEO Nez Aquino

Expect local and international politics, housing and work to be top B.C. stories in 2024