Pilot program seeks to protect the environment by addressing visitor surges amid the COVID-19 pandemic
The province says it plans the bridge the pandemic legislation into a permanent sick leave program for ‘any illness or injury’
Responsible for the gaming file off and on from 2001 to 2013, Coleman been recalled after his initial testimony to the Cullen Commission last month
4 reports concluded the flow of hundreds of millions of dollars in illegal cash linked to organized crime and the drug trade impacted the province’s real estate, luxury vehicle and gaming sectors
Representing 25 organizations, and 273,000 people, they seek to reverse decades of declines
Kash Heed is said to have been told by a former Mountie in 2009 about large amounts of cash that were likely linked to organized crime at B.C. casinos
Roughly $56 million, as part of the 2021 provincial budget, will be used to launch the teams
‘We want to make sure necessary safeguards are in place to ensure the province isn’t putting forward direction that would expose Indigenous peoples to further policing’
Mike de Jong told a public inquiry today that serious efforts were made to understand and address the issue of money laundering at casinos
Minister Mike Farnworth says travel checks only being considered at major highway junctions, ferry ports
B.C. government’s initiative helping companies market their products as local
The time change will see British Columbians lose an hour of sleep
Money to be used for social distancing, personal protective equipment, cleaning, and air circulation
Pandemic exacerbated ongoing dire state of opioid crisis in B.C.
More than 75 tents pitched at park over weekend
Jobs minister Ravi Kahlon says B.C. acted to ensure restaurants aren’t ‘exploited during the pandemic’
Funds to go towards infrastructure that aids in helping park goers maintain adequate social distance
