Mandeep Singh Sandhu was beaten by another taxi driver on the Golden Ears Bridge in February 2018. Continue reading →

The legislative committee looking into the future of ride sharing in British Columbia has wrapped up its work. Continue reading →

The B.C. government has introduced a stay-the-course budget that has minimal new funding increases to housing and childcare, while introducing a brand new B.C. Child Opportunity Benefit that doesn’t come into effect until October 2020. Continue reading →

The speech read by Lt.-Gov Janet Austin outlined the provincial government’s goals for the next year. Continue reading →

Icy road conditions led to a busy day for ICBC call centres. Continue reading →

The provincial government has implemented changes to court rules that will restrict the use of expert reports in ICBC legal cases. Continue reading →

ICBC has posted a loss of $860 million for the first nine months of the current fiscal year and is now projecting a year-end net loss of $1.18 billion. Continue reading →

Attorney General David Eby is looking at the idea of capping or restricting the costs of using expert reports in ICBC cases. Continue reading →

ICBC has recently changed the way it is dealing with injury settlements and the B.C. Trial Lawyers are worried it will hurt victims and increase costs for rate payers. Continue reading →

ICBC documents show that insurance brokers can receive up to 19.93 per cent commission on optional insurance packages. Continue reading →