No permit required for weddings, festivals on farms if fewer than 150 people attend, says Agriculture Minister Norm Letnick
Four per cent rate hike already in effect, more to come as BC Hydro looks for savings to offset slow industrial demand
Premier Christy Clark protests to Prime minister Justin Trudeau about latest claims of softwood subsidy
Permits will specify dam construction, water level, motion detection and independent review, Mines Minister Bill Bennett says
Early intake of strata property dispute resolution applications begins for Canada's first online tribunal
Regulators consider prescription incentives a health risk
Shell-led group with Korea Gas, Mitsubishi and PetroChina can't say when its decision on Kitimat project will come
Regulation change closes loophole that allowed British company to buy up B.C. farms and convert them to forest for carbon offsets
Nearly 80 per cent of 1,447 people working on Peace River dam are B.C. residents, says Energy Minister Bill Bennett
Federal minister Jean-Yves Duclos says he will work with provinces to develop first national housing strategy in 40 years
Employment and housing starts dip in May, but so far this year economic growth leads Canada
Qualified employers can get up to $15,000 in training costs covered if they hire an unemployed person
New federal minister Carolyn Bennett agrees to work with B.C. on 'stepping stones' approach to aboriginal land claims
Helicopter magnetic survey locates minerals, natural gas and water at different depths in the Earth crust
Cost-of-living formula left B.C. in last place, NDP says Premier Christy Clark added more because she was embarrassed
Mines Minister Bill Bennett admits more enforcement needed, says ministry is likely the best able to run it
Replacing the Nimpkish on the Bella Coola run and upgrading the Langdale terminal on the Sunshine Coast are top priorities
Premier compares NDP's 'Leap Manifesto' to Donald Trump's campaign against free trade in the U.S.
Natural Gas Minister Rich Coleman tours Tokyo head offices after Japanese ambassador warns B.C. risks losing world's biggest customer
Turbines and generators for Peace River dam to be delivered for $470 million
