Inquiry
British Columbians will have chance to have their voices heard on money laundering public inquiry
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
The Commission of Inquiry into Money Laundering in British Columbia is hoping to hear from you. Continue reading
Gas prices jump ahead of long weekend as B.C. awaits provincial inquiry report
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Metro Vancouver gas prices are expected to crawl past $1.50 per litre for the first time in weeks on Friday morning. Continue reading
Local non-profit seeks public inquiry into death of Halifax man in custody
Health Minister Randy Delorey did not commit to a public inquiry into his death, but said he had received comments from Women’s Wellness Within and would respond to them. Continue reading
Gas prices in Vancouver rose with land costs but full differentials unexplained: report
The report says Vancouver’s gasoline retail margins “highly” correlates with local land values. Continue reading
Nova Scotia judge declines to set hourly rates, prep time for Desmond inquiry
Adam Rodgers, who represents the family of former soldier Lionel Desmond and his estate, says the Nova Scotia Justice Department has imposed unrealistic restrictions on legal fees and preparation time. Continue reading
B.C. First Nations call on Canada to take action after release of ‘appalling’ MMIWG report
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The recommendations listed in the final report should be undertaken before the October federal election, chief and advocates said. Continue reading
‘An appropriate word’: B.C. Indigenous community awaits report deeming missing, murdered women ‘genocide’
“I agree with the strong wording because as an Indigenous woman I am six times more likely to be murdered,” one woman told Global News. Continue reading
Public will have a say in regulator inquiry into B.C.’s record-high gas prices
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
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
Nova Scotia Home for Colored Children inquiry to present final report by end of June
The premier made the commitment as the government released a second interim report that spells out the actions it has already taken to combat systemic discrimination and racism across Nova Scotia. Continue reading
I didn’t question Muskrat Falls cost estimates, former premier tells inquiry
The first phase of the hearing is set to wind down this week with former premier Kathy Dunderdale expected to take the stand. Continue reading