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The black market could be the big winner if the B.C. government follows through with plans to levy a 20 per cent tax on all vape-related products, restrict access to those products and add deterrents such as mandated plain packaging.

A Vancouver victim lost $7,500 in scam that promises big returns

A supplementary report from the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) says after hearing more evidence from gasoline wholesalers and retailers there is still “no concrete evidence” to explain the 13-cents-a-litre difference in wholesale gasoli

City and Community Futures pair to run program

What happened: B.C.’s unemployment rate fell as the province added thousands of new jobs in October Why it matters: The West Coast piled up four consecutive months of losses B.C.

Carbon offsets have been the target of much criticism but may be the only effective means for some sectors to reduce their net effect on climate change

Carbon offsets have been the target of much criticism but may be the only effective means for some sectors to reduce their net effect on climate change

Craft distillery showcases products

Riders likely facing long waits, higher-than-expected prices, say ride-hailing companies

Passenger Transportation Board find in favour of reduced service