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Washington state backs B.C. in pipeline dispute

Washington state backs B.C. in pipeline dispute

Governor Jay Inslee says he is ‘allied’ with the province on Trans Mountain expansion projection
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B.C.-based CEO charged with conspiring to sell unhackable phones to criminals

B.C.-based CEO charged with conspiring to sell unhackable phones to criminals

Vincent Ramos of Richmond, was arrested last week in Seattle in years-long undercover operation
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Dead rabbits found at Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds stoke concerns about Nanaimo virus

Dead rabbits found at Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds stoke concerns about Nanaimo virus

A B.C. wildlife veterinarian says a few of the dead bunnies will be sent for diagnosis next week.
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Saanich resident facing numerous charges in north Courtenay shooting incident

Saanich resident facing numerous charges in north Courtenay shooting incident

Richard Daniel Vigneault, a 27-year-old Saanich resident is facing numerous charges in relation to a shooting north of Courtenay earlier this week.
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B.C. pitches in for Vancouver-Seattle high-speed rail study

B.C. pitches in for Vancouver-Seattle high-speed rail study

John Horgan contributes $300,000 for business case analysis
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Province invests $50M to save B.C.’s 34 Indigenous languages

Province invests $50M to save B.C.’s 34 Indigenous languages

Funds will go towards the preservation and revitalization of languages spoken by less than 6,000 people
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$1.6B contract one of three awarded for Site C dam in northeastern B.C.

$1.6B contract one of three awarded for Site C dam in northeastern B.C.

Government says as many as 1,600 workers by the peak of construction in 2021 will be hired
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B.C., three northwest U.S. states join forces on trade, addiction, environment

B.C., three northwest U.S. states join forces on trade, addiction, environment

B.C. and the governors have also agreed to further strengthen cross-border trade relationships
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Protesters back at Kinder Morgan pipeline site, a day after court banned them

Protesters back at Kinder Morgan pipeline site, a day after court banned them

Demonstrators said they were outside the ‘injunction zone,’ and one chained herself to equipment
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Boots on the ground wildfire training for B.C. firefighters

Boots on the ground wildfire training for B.C. firefighters

Firefighters from around B.C. will be in Penticton at a simulated wildfire training exercise
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