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VANCOUVER — A tribunal has ordered a British Columbia accountant to pay her former employer more than $2,600 after tracking software showed she engaged in "time theft" while working from home.

Not a single B.C. city made it on the 'lowest shelter costs' list.

"They did the defibrillator and all the injections and medications, and there was nothing. It was horrific."

Big cities are attracting working-age people, new census data shows. Seniors, meanwhile, are choosing to move to rural communities.

"You can still have very meaningful moments (living with dementia)," says a B.C. caregiver.

The premier says the fund is expected to protect thousands of affordable housing units in the province.

"We're trained, we're hardworking, we're experienced, we're ready, we're healthy, we'd love to go back to work," said one nurse.

The odd break-in resulted in no sleep for the woman. "Every noise, I was scared he was coming back," she said.

BC NDP housing minister Ravi Kahlon has defended giving nearly one billion dollars of property tax revenue back to B.C. homeowners annually. Critics, meanwhile, are questioning the homeowner grant's necessity.

Six B.C. nursing schools are collaborating to challenge anti-Indigenous racism and better support Indigenous health-care providers