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Calls for policy changes to support B.C. distilleries mounting

Calls for policy changes to support B.C. distilleries mounting

Chamber, Distillers Guild president call for expanded access to BC Liquor Stores and removal of the production cap on distillers
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Boaters set sail in B.C.'s capital for 80th annual Swiftsure Race

Boaters set sail in B.C.'s capital for 80th annual Swiftsure Race

98 yachts are taking part in this year's competitions
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B.C. mall owner taking on leases for 28 Hudson's Bay stores

B.C. mall owner taking on leases for 28 Hudson's Bay stores

Successful bidder intends to launch 'a new modern department store concept in Canada'
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B.C. health authority faces class-action lawsuit over 2009 data breach

B.C. health authority faces class-action lawsuit over 2009 data breach

The lawsuit alleges the health authority failed to safeguard the personal information of thousands of current and former employees
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Vancouver man charged in cross-border fentanyl exportation investigation

Vancouver man charged in cross-border fentanyl exportation investigation

Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of British Columbia and Canada Border Services Agency Investigations Section arrest and charge 32-year-old Vancouver man Jordan Tanner Dakota Treleaven.
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Property owners in B.C.'s climate-singed Shuswap see 25% jump in home insurance

Property owners in B.C.'s climate-singed Shuswap see 25% jump in home insurance

'You can get it cheaper; however, when you experience a loss you may be very surprised to find out what is and isn’t covered'
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B.C. university names campus in honour of John Horgan in former premier's hometown

B.C. university names campus in honour of John Horgan in former premier's hometown

The former B.C premier died in November last year
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Research in B.C.'s Cariboo aims to develop climate change ready cattle

Research in B.C.'s Cariboo aims to develop climate change ready cattle

A new breed of cattle may help the beef industry be better-prepared for the impacts of climate on production
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B.C. renews interprovincial agreement for veterinary training in Saskatchewan

B.C. renews interprovincial agreement for veterinary training in Saskatchewan

3 provinces providing $194M over 5 years
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Harrison's anti-discrimination policy inches forward

Harrison's anti-discrimination policy inches forward

Village council to discuss policy at upcoming meeting
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