Elections BC investigation follows admissions by lobbyists that they bought fundraiser tickets and were reimbursed
Deal will provide "thousands more teachers" for the next school year, says BCTF president Glen Hansman
A second at-fault accident will cut your discount, even for long-term safe drivers, in policy to take effect next year
Agriculture Minister Norm Letnick to target commercial breeders, seeks to prevent puppy mills from operating
Sales tax on power bills not only hits business, it's also charged on hospitals, schools and municipalities
Latest one-time fund is $29.4 million "student learning grant" for textbooks, equipment and supplies
Ambassador David MacNaughton and B.C. trade representative David Emerson await Donald Trump administration's lumber trade position
Communities Minister Peter Fassbender says larger capital projects only for additional $5 million from casinos and lotteries
BC Liberal budget includes credit of up to $150 a year for volunteers who put in at least 200 hours
Christy Clark said NDP hacked the BC Liberal Party website, but private information was left unprotected
Transportation Minister Todd Stone says ICBC and its optional insurance customers will save money
Buyers of new plug-in electric vehicles get $5,000 rebate, another $6,000 if they scrap an eligible old car
With wolf kill in its third year, Premier Christy Clark announces $27 million to expand protection, maternity pen program
Earlier, smaller increase with some proceeds spent on emission-reducing infrastructure, John Horgan promises
Premier Christy Clark's promised disclosure shows the money rolling in as 2017 election approaches
Environmental certificate comes with conditions in addition to those set by the National Energy Board
Record high demand during cold snap and the latest increase in rates have pushed up power bills around B.C.
B.C. continues to lead the country in new job creation, but most areas of the province lost jobs in 2016
Softwood lumber dispute escalates as president-elect Donald Trump begins actions to protect American jobs
Fee for short-term borrowing lowered to $17 per $100, a rate Public Safety Minister Mike Morris says is second lowest in Canada
