B.C. government

• What qualifies as an essential service under B.C.’s coronavirus response?

  Essential services in the context of the new coronavirus pandemic have been defined as services that people in B.C. rely on in their daily lives.

  Politics

  Mar 26, 2020
• B.C. government selects firm to study North Shore-to-Vancouver rapid transit line

  The B.C. government is moving forward with plans to explore a fixed-link rapid transit between downtown Vancouver and the North Shore.

  Oct 3, 2019
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• Here are the highlights of what was endorsed at the UBCM convention this week

  Now that those resolutions have been endorsed, it's now up to the province to respond and decide whether to implement the recommendations.

  Politics

  Sep 28, 2019
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• Money laundering public inquiry commission announces first set of participating organizations

  B.C.'s money laundering public inquiry has released the list of individuals and organizations who will be given official standing once the hearings begin.

  Canada

  Sep 24, 2019
• B.C. government calls on federal government to ban conversion therapy

  The B.C. government is asking the federal government to add conversion therapy to Canada's Criminal Code.

  Politics

  Aug 1, 2019
• Province to cover costs of life-saving treatment for Vancouver Island 3-year-old

  Charleigh Pollack has been in desperate need of the $1 million-per-year therapy to treat a rare disease.

  Health

  Jun 14, 2019
• Province working on approving life-saving medication for Vancouver Island 3-year-old

  A desperate Vancouver Island family is asking the province to approve a drug that could save their daughter's life.

  Health

  Jun 14, 2019
• Maple Ridge mayor says province is ‘taking voice away’ from local voters

  The provincial government, however, says the province is stepping in to ensure those that need help getting housed get help.

  Politics

  Mar 29, 2019
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• B.C. considering loans to encourage participation in climate plan programs

  In a wide-ranging, year-end interview, Environment Minister George Heyman brought up the idea of funding to encourage people to buy into B.C.'s new climate plan.

  Politics

  Jan 1, 2019
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• B.C. Attorney General opens his office to all law students in British Columbia

  It's an invitation David Eby extends to every law student he meets, come down to the legislature and see what I do.

  Politics

  Dec 28, 2018