Minister of Citizens’ Services Jinny Sims stepped down from cabinet Friday after learning a special prosecutor had been assigned to the probe. Continue reading
Premier John Horgan said he learned from Attorney General David Eby that a special prosecutor has been appointed to oversee the investigation. Continue reading
“The students in our portables are now greater than the population of the whole New Westminster school district,” said one upset parent. Continue reading
Teachers say they aren’t talking about a strike yet, but their union isn’t ruling one out, either. Continue reading
The campaign says the Class 4 requirement will mean fewer drivers on the road, and ridesharing skipping some B.C. cities. Continue reading
The NDP is touting its economic record, but storm clouds around ICBC, property transfer tax and the forestry sector remain on the horizon. Continue reading
The report says Vancouver’s gasoline retail margins “highly” correlates with local land values. Continue reading
“They proved in opposition that they knew that the system needs more support, not less. Now they seem to be … trying to make cuts.” Continue reading
The probe into the province’s volatile fuel prices will also include a four-day hearing in July that will explore the issue with oil companies. Continue reading
“I think we can get going on this quite quickly,” said the premier, noting that Metro Vancouver mayors had now agreed on twinning the tunnel as a preferred option. Continue reading