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Prince George MLA Shirley Bond to remain interim BC Liberal leader until February 2022

Prince George MLA Shirley Bond to remain interim BC Liberal leader until February 2022

Party leadership election will take place Feb. 3-5, 2022
B.C. man sentenced to 29 months, fined nearly $645K for tax evasion, forgery

B.C. man sentenced to 29 months, fined nearly $645K for tax evasion, forgery

VANCOUVER — The Canada Revenue Agency says a West Vancouver man has been sentenced to 29 months in jail and handed a stiff fine for attempting to avoid a tax bill.
BC Liberals officially launch leadership race

BC Liberals officially launch leadership race

A new party leader will be elected on February 5, 2022
Province will complete Site C dam with new $16-billion price tag

Province will complete Site C dam with new $16-billion price tag

Despite the added cost and an additional one-year delay, Horgan government commits to damming the Peace River.
Province will complete Site C dam with new $16 billion price tag

Province will complete Site C dam with new $16 billion price tag

Despite the added cost and an additional one-year delay, Horgan government commits to damming the Peace River.
Portion of seawall in Stanley Park closed due to large fallen tree (UPDATED)

Portion of seawall in Stanley Park closed due to large fallen tree (UPDATED)

Removal could take 'a day or more' says Park Board
Vancouver Mural Festival’s augmented reality exhibits vandalized (PHOTOS)

Vancouver Mural Festival’s augmented reality exhibits vandalized (PHOTOS)

The damaged exhibits were a part of the festival’s special winter edition
Workers at Safeway and Thrifty Foods stores in Metro Vancouver test positive for COVID-19

Workers at Safeway and Thrifty Foods stores in Metro Vancouver test positive for COVID-19

Workers at stores in Vancouver and North Vancouver among those infected by the virus
Court case against Vancouver councillor ‘brought with heavy influence from political party’

Court case against Vancouver councillor ‘brought with heavy influence from political party’

NPA board member leads court action against Green Party’s Michael Wiebe
BC Ferries cancels morning sailings due to high winds

BC Ferries cancels morning sailings due to high winds

BC Ferries has cancelled Queen of Cowichan's first round trip this morning, with winds of up to 90km/h expected.