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Investigators to probe police shooting of B.C. woman in New Brunswick

Investigators to probe police shooting of B.C. woman in New Brunswick

The death of the 26-year-old from the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation near Tofino has sent shock waves across the country
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Laurie Schultz: Lessons learned during the pandemic

Laurie Schultz: Lessons learned during the pandemic

Business in Vancouver’s Business Leadership Series is a 10-part series of discussions with prominent business leaders
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Year of the staycation is a boon for B.C.'s outdoor equipment industry

Year of the staycation is a boon for B.C.'s outdoor equipment industry

Ban on non-essential travel in B.C. fires up sales of bikes, camping and hunting gear
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Homicide detectives take over case after man's body found in Surrey, B.C.

Homicide detectives take over case after man's body found in Surrey, B.C.

SURREY, B.C. — Homicide investigators have taken over the case after a man's body was found in Surrey, B.C.
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What’s the deal with Vancouver council’s obsession with booze during a pandemic?

What’s the deal with Vancouver council’s obsession with booze during a pandemic?

Council favours pilot project to allow legal consumption of alcohol on beaches, in parks. Park board will discuss issue next Monday.
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Ottawa, Trudeau remain mum on government position on Huawei's 5G involvement

Ottawa, Trudeau remain mum on government position on Huawei's 5G involvement

Despite Canada’s big-three telecom firms’ rejection of equipment from Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.
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Ottawa offers provinces $14B to combat COVID, restart economy

Ottawa offers provinces $14B to combat COVID, restart economy

Ottawa is offering Canadian provinces and territories $14 billion to combat COVID-19 and the potential of a second wave, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said this morning.
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B.C. Grand Chief Stewart Phillip appeals for living-donor kidney transplant

B.C. Grand Chief Stewart Phillip appeals for living-donor kidney transplant

VANCOUVER — The president of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs is used to advocating for the rights of First Nations, but now Grand Chief Stewart Phillip is facing a different kind of fight and advocating for himself.
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Canada's unemployment numbers hit record high in May

Canada's unemployment numbers hit record high in May

Statistics Canada highlights "unprecedented shock to the Canadian labour market"
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Four-day work week in B.C. not ‘off the table:’ Horgan

Four-day work week in B.C. not ‘off the table:’ Horgan

"I am intrigued about the idea of a four-day workweek and I’ll certainly take a look at that"
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