Large ‘chunks’ of B.C.’s interior already find themselves in ‘desert-like conditions’
Marc Lee fears the rate hike will not fight inflation, but actually make it worse
Henry acknowledged issues with Hydromorphone prescriptions, but defended overall program
Eby promises support for struggling sectors after release of report critical of government
It comes weeks after an independent audit into the society was released
Japan and South Korea ‘feel a huge level of urgency’ around energy, critical minerals, Eby says
BCTF commission survey that calls on government to improve recruitment
Environment minister acknowledged technical glitches during the launch
Phil Gothe, lead executive officer at Technical Safety BC, says regulator investigated 81 incidents
Covered minor ailments include allergies, acne, cold sores, pink eye and shingles among others
Kamloops, Greater Victoria, Abbotsford and parts of Lower Mainland on list
Prominent labour economist Jim Stanford defends scheduled increase among cost concerns
Funding for provincial settlement services goes up to $25.6 million from $6 million in 2024
Most British Columbians, however, will only be eligible for $350 rebate
He acknowledged AI’s potential for ‘disruption’ as BC Greens calls for AI task force
Stops on trade tour include Japan, South Korea and Singapore
Health minister says it could cost between $200M and $300M, and would be operational in 2027
Outage is ‘crushing’ for the 5,100 people who work at BC Ferries, says Nicolas Jimenez
AbCellera recognized globally in 2020 when it launched the first antibody trial to fight COVID-19
New CEO Katie Maslechko sees fund having ‘ripple effect’ on community housing