B.C., First Nations advance long-term water planning for Nicola watershed
The Province and the Coldwater, Lower Nicola, Nooaitch, Shackan and Upper Nicola Indian Bands (the Nicola 5 First Nations) are taking the next step...
Tech job postings down 32% since May, nearing pre-pandemic levels: Indeed
TORONTO — Job search company Indeed says postings on its site for Canadian tech roles have dropped 32 per cent since May and are...
Supporting B.C.’s food security with new technology, training
B.C. companies, research institutions advance food security through smart-farming systems
A new smart-farming project in Delta is helping strengthen food security for British Columbians, while...
Province releases annual climate report
The Province is reaffirming its commitment to climate action and affordability as it releases its annual Climate Change Accountability Report.
The report is based on...
Introduction of housing and municipal affairs statutes amendment act, 2025
Government introduced the housing and municipal affairs statutes amendment act, 2025 (Bill 25) to the legislative assembly on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2025.
These amendments will support the...
Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ sworn in as the Prime Minister of...
Pushpa Kamal Dahal ‘Prachanda’ was on Monday sworn in as the Prime Minister of Nepal for a third time, a day after President Bidya...
Council considers $4.47M for road safety improvements, new sidewalks
Surrey, BC – At next Monday’s Regular Council Meeting (June 24), Surrey City Council will consider $4.47M in contracts for a variety of road improvement...
BC Hydro set to start first hunt in 15 years for...
Vancouver: The Crown utility in charge of generating and delivering electricity in British Columbia says the province is going to need enough new power...
B.C. sets record, delivers 350,000 surgeries last fiscal...
Victoria: The British Columbia government says the province set a record for the most surgeries performed in the last fiscal year.
A report from the...
Former MP says Canada has become ‘open market’ for foreign interference...
Richmond, B.C.: A former British Columbia member of Parliament said he fears Canada has become an "open market'' for foreign governments to sway elections...