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Transport pricing for Vancouver not envisioned until 2025

Transport pricing for Vancouver not envisioned until 2025

Residents, business operators to be consulted before implementation
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COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. rise to highest level in more than six months

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. rise to highest level in more than six months

The number of people actively battling COVID-19 in B.C. has passed the 3,000 mark for the first time
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B.C. confirms 299 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 15,800

B.C. confirms 299 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 15,800

There has been one new community outbreak at Capella Dance Academy
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B.C. court tells Insurance Corp. to keep paying storage for acid-damaged vehicles

B.C. court tells Insurance Corp. to keep paying storage for acid-damaged vehicles

VANCOUVER — As a dispute over an acid spill that damaged thousands of vehicles winds its way through court, the Insurance Corporation of B.C. has been ordered to keep paying storage costs for the writeoffs. The corporation asked the B.C.
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B.C. seniors fear dying of loneliness more than COVID-19, survey finds

B.C. seniors fear dying of loneliness more than COVID-19, survey finds

People living in care homes are more afraid of dying of loneliness than of COVID-19, says a new report from the province’s watchdog for seniors.
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Pot with estimated value of $8 million destroyed by RCMP in Merritt, B.C.

Pot with estimated value of $8 million destroyed by RCMP in Merritt, B.C.

MERRITT, B.C. — Mounties in British Columbia's southern Interior have destroyed a bumper crop of bud after finding thousands of illegal marijuana plants.
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BCCDC identifies 5 new Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

BCCDC identifies 5 new Vancouver flights for possible COVID-19 exposure

Any travellers returning to B.C. are encouraged to check the BC Centre for Disease Control's website for updates about flights identified for the risk of exposure.
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B.C. complaint halts Ottawa's plans for earthquake warning system

B.C. complaint halts Ottawa's plans for earthquake warning system

Vancouver company's alert technology used in Massey Tunnel
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B.C. casino regulators felt powerless and underfunded: investigator

B.C. casino regulators felt powerless and underfunded: investigator

Gaming Policy and Enforcement Branch manager of investigations testifies in inquiry into B.C. money laundering
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B.C. Supreme Court to decide if human rights complaint against UBC Okanagan stands

B.C. Supreme Court to decide if human rights complaint against UBC Okanagan stands

VANCOUVER — A judge reserved his decision Monday on whether to quash a human rights tribunal decision after hearing arguments from lawyers for the University of British Columbia and a former student who alleges the school mishandled her sexual assaul
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