Highlights

In a report looking at scenarios that may blunt Canada's hot real estate market, RE/MAX, CIBC and the Conference Board of Canada say Ottawa should accept more immigrant tradespeople, raise interest rates and launch a capital gains tax.

Operations at Canfor’s sawmill in Fort St. John will be reduced to four days a week as part of schedule and production cuts across Western Canada.

Meat, dairy, fruit: Canadian market prices are climbing across the board, pushing up grocery bills and forcing some households to find new ways to make ends meet. Food prices rose 7.

Change approved by BC Utilities Commission, with more drops expected.

Virtual roundtable draws close to 300: "The moose population is doing fine. The caribou population is doing fine. This is simply a trade-off."

Ottawa will open the department of Indigenous Services up for a review to identify ways it discriminates against First Nations children.

Crystal Smith brings the debate of First Nations’ economic development to table in open letter to Hollywood

B.C.'s information and privacy commissioner is hoping a new, voluntary code of practice for political parties will enhance the public's trust and confidence in the province's electoral campaign system.

Ottawa is eyeing a five-year timeline to build a national monument to honour children who suffered its residential schools system.

This wildfire firefighter says he is among the vaccine-hesitant and his efforts to get information from the BC Government Employee's Union has been unsuccessful.