The move announced on Sunday by the Ministry of Attorney General is meant to help restaurants that have been forced to close all dining rooms and patios and shift to take-out or delivery only.

The switch to paper bags will begin on Vancouver Island this month, followed by Metro Vancouver in February and the rest of B.C. in March 2020.

Those thick plastic bags from B.C. government liquor stores are about to become a thing of the past.

Global Okanagan’s Travis Lowe gets the Lowe Down on Tuesday’s “pot job fair” in Penticton.

Flowr Group expects to fulfil marijuana order to BCLDB by Oct. 17th, when cannabis becomes legal nation-wide.