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B.C. government appealing decision striking down cap on ICBC costs

B.C. government appealing decision striking down cap on ICBC costs

Law capping reimbursement of expert fees deemed unconstitutional as it may impede the court's ability to hear all the necessary evidence
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Sprinklers installed to protect heritage park from wildfire near Lytton, B.C.

Sprinklers installed to protect heritage park from wildfire near Lytton, B.C.

LYTTON, B.C.
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Province funds training seats for lab assistants, social workers, pharmacy technicians

Province funds training seats for lab assistants, social workers, pharmacy technicians

B.C. is adding 322 training seats at post-secondary institutions around the province for clinical pharmacists, laboratory technologists, physiotherapists and other health professionals.
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Prosecutors in Amanda Todd 'sextortion' trial to wrap up their case next week

Prosecutors in Amanda Todd 'sextortion' trial to wrap up their case next week

Crown will call no more witnesses in trial of man accused of "persistent campaign" of online harassment of Port Coquitlam student
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Summer travel costs surge as B.C.’ers ready to splurge

Summer travel costs surge as B.C.’ers ready to splurge

Demand for cheap flights booming at same time savings-rich Canadians are seeking luxury trips
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What were spill response vessels doing in Trail Bay?

What were spill response vessels doing in Trail Bay?

A sunny day on the water in Trail Bay turned into make-shift training grounds near Sechelt on July 19.
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U.K., Ireland deliver free info on NDP minister’s junket; B.C. charging $20

U.K., Ireland deliver free info on NDP minister’s junket; B.C. charging $20

The B.C. NDP government says wait until late summer for behind-the-scenes details about Jobs, Economic Recovery and Innovation Minister Ravi Kahlon’s spring trade mission to Europe.
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How six million worms are digging into B.C.’s big food-waste problem

How six million worms are digging into B.C.’s big food-waste problem

ReFeed’s new vertical worm farm is turning discarded food into useable products
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'Understandable frustration': B.C. biologist regulator criticized over complaint process

'Understandable frustration': B.C. biologist regulator criticized over complaint process

A regulatory dispute related to a local environmental bylaw in Saanich has outlasted the bylaw itself.
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Crew shortages persist for both B.C. Ferries and Washington State Ferries

Crew shortages persist for both B.C. Ferries and Washington State Ferries

Certain job slots must be staffed before ferries can sail
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