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Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth told the Legislature on Thursday he will be working with ICBC to expand the testing options. → Read More
B.C. doctors and the province are now discussing whether payment changes are needed here. → Read More
The Nov. 18 ceremony will take place at 10 a.m. and will only include Eby's swearing-in. A new cabinet will then be sown in on Dec. 7 at Government House in Victoria. → Read More
The union said the tentative agreement will bring teachers even, or exceed, their counterparts in places like Calgary and Toronto. A ratification vote is set for Nov. 16-18. → Read More
Health care in B.C. has come under fire recently with professionals saying they are working with less staff, more demand and a lack of support. → Read More
The province’s influenza vaccination campaign will start, for the vast majority of British Columbians, around Oct. 11 after the Thanksgiving long weekend. → Read More
There are different savings based on the type of child care and the age of the child, but the largest savings are about $550 more per month. → Read More
The bulk of the guidance released Wednesday is centered on mental health treatments and mental health supports rather than overhauling the criminal justice system. → Read More
The outgoing leader of the BC NDP said his government decided not to use the annual local governance conference as a way to reveal big announcements. → Read More
The measures announced by Premier John Horgan on Wednesday are expected to save a family of four up to $1,500 as the cost of living soars in B.C. → Read More
The BCGEU's 33,000 members will now vote on the new contract, which includes increases to all rates of pay by 25 cents per hour in the first year, effective back to April 1, 2022. → Read More
This comes as the province prepares for a surge in COVID-19 cases in November and December connected to the respiratory illness season. → Read More
The party, which has two sitting MLAs, is calling on the government to make riding the bus, SkyTrain, Sea Bus and all other forms of public transit free for the next four months. → Read More
In the last weekly COVID report, on May 5, the province reported a decrease in COVID-19-related hospital admissions for the first time since April 7. → Read More
Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth said due to an increase in the frequency of threats, the province is now expanding the alert system. → Read More
The legislation is one of the first pieces of new legislation to be co-developed with Indigenous leadership under the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act. → Read More
The legislation would allow the province to pair up with BC Housing, land developers and non-profits to update community plans and build housing density. → Read More
The increase since Friday is part of a trend where hospitalizations has ticked up over the last week after nearly two months of declines. → Read More
B.C. is still in a pandemic, reaching a grim milestone on Friday as the number of deaths since the start of the pandemic topped 3,000. → Read More
These regulatory updates will support the police in locating illicit sellers and stolen items and disrupting the distribution of stolen items, the province said Monday. → Read More