Agriculture Minister Norm Letnick says tree planting on fields "flies in the face" of Agricultural Land Reserve protection
Schools, roads and other taxpayer funded projects worth more than $15M will require apprentices starting July 1
Long-term restriction on taxes and gas royalties could tie the hands of future governments, NDP leader John Horgan says
Premier Christy Clark compared Burnaby prototype fusion reactor to "flux capacitor" from Back to the Future
British company has 8,500 hectares, but now must get Agricultural Land Commission permission to keep it forested for 100 years
May 5 income tax filing deadline posted in error will be honoured, federal government says
Ottawa's tax cuts cost B.C. treasury too; Industry Minister James Moore defends Coast Guard changes for West Coast
Treaty talks would take another 85 years at current pace, and most of the historic disputes are in B.C.
The retailer will permanently close 66 stores and turn the other 65 into Best Buys. 1,500 jobs will also be lost in the move.
Up to $5,000 for plug-in hybrid or battery-only car under program that starts April 1
CRTC to require cable, satellite companies to offer basic package, with $25 cap
CRTC moves to unbundle traditional cable TV, guarantee customers more choice
Premier Christy Clark says minimum wage won't be going up to $15 an hour, but a method to keep up with cost of living is coming
Citing a lack of women in powerful corporate positions, Lilith Professional is holding a 6-day conference in Squamish, B.C. this August.
David Keane, head of B.C.'s new liquefied natural gas industry group, remains confident despite slump in energy prices
'We know the Internet can be a pretty negative place, and that this negativity can lower self-esteem and create bullying behaviour'
Prime Minister Stephen Harper sweetens the pot for LNG investors with investment credits similar to B.C. system
CP Rail strike ends as company, employees agree to resume discussions
President of Chamber of Shipping of B.C. discusses state of shipping safety on the B.C. coast as pipeline debate continues
37 scholarships will be given to students accepted into the University of Victoria's Gustavson business school BCom program
