News — Page 29
B.C. faces $1.5 billion natural gas revenue shortfall as dispute over forecasts widens
Premier Eby said he knew nothing of the miscalculation, but Treaty 8 First Nations chiefs say they warned the government months earlier....
Joan Phillip, NDP MLA and Indigenous rights advocate, dies at 74
Vancouver-Strathcona legislator who fought to protect the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act has passed away...
Surrey opens first of 10 city-funded primary care clinics to address doctor shortage
Whalley clinic opens Friday with city covering $100,000 annual lease and facility costs per clinic, freeing money for clinics to recruit...
B.C. lawyer explains high bar to prove criminal wrongdoing in MLA resignation offers
A legal expert says prosecutors would need to prove a quid pro quo beyond reasonable doubt. The case involves allegations that B.C....
How a forester and Indigenous band built a modular housing solution for rural Canada
Skeetchestn Dodeca-Homes creates sustainable, customizable units from wood harvested on traditional territory, offering economic...
Vancouver organizations launch heat resilience project for Downtown Eastside residents
The Summer Heat Resilience Project aims to shift from emergency response to coordinated preparedness as average temperatures rise across...
Six BC Conservative MLAs have left caucus since Kerry-Lynne Findlay became leader
Bruce Banman, MLA for Abbotsford South, is the latest to depart, citing constituent concerns about Findlay's ability to defeat the NDP.
BC report: young people aged 15 to 29 lack access to trusted sexual health services
Options for Sexual Health and UBC released the 'BC Youth Sexual Health Evaluation Report' on Aug. 11, highlighting gaps in care across...
North Vancouver man charged with luring vulnerable teen in year-long investigation
Majid Talebi, 58, faces three charges including sexual touching and telecommunication luring after Port Moody police probe that began in...
B.C. provincial state of emergency ends as wildfire risk remains elevated
The province lifted its emergency powers declaration Thursday after 19 days, though evacuation orders stay in place and conditions...
B.C. Conservatives losing MLAs by the day as Findlay's leadership crumbles
Six MLAs have quit in less than two weeks, party coffers are drying up, and business leaders are openly discussing alternatives to the...
Nine-year-old Nathan Hepburn showing progress after German treatment; B.C. funding appeal under review
Nathan Hepburn's rare brain condition has improved dramatically after two rounds of specialized treatment in Germany, but his family...
