Property purchased through trusts and corporations to require additional buyer information
Taking aim at tax evasion in real estate, the B.C. government has announced new rules requiring property buyers to disclose more information when they make a purchase through a corporation or trust.
Class action lawsuit says B.C. decision not to cover drug for rare disease violates Canadian Charter of Rights
For a B.C. mother who suffers from cystic fibrosis, taking four pink pills a day made it possible to get out of bed, feed her kids and take them to school.
"For the first time in a long time, I got to be a mother to them," said Melissa Verleg, 34, of Vernon, B.C., whose children are seven and nine years old.
'We are rebounding right back into a fairly typical summer pattern,' says chief fire information officer
Fire crews conducted controlled burns Sunday around Peachland, B.C., to burn off dry trees and brush in between a large wildfire known as the Mount Eneas fire and another nearby blaze.
Popular swimming spot has been closed on and off since June due to high counts of enterococci bacteria
The growing number of people living aboard boats in Brentwood Bay is being blamed for an increase in bacteria in the waters that has led to the closure of a popular swimming beach.
By Abi Salas
Vancouver - Being an immigrant in Canada, Teresa would never have imagined that she could dance her way out of every difficulty and challenge she has gone through.
Tereza Paraschivescu has been dancing and singing since she was 5. She was encouraged to sing and dance only for fun, as her father did not consider it a viable career option then so he never supported her fully. The whole family was also not interested in dance. Her mother, on the other hand, was her number one fan and did her best to nurture Teresa’s passion.
After the carbon tax made headlines at this week's premiers' meeting, it's worth taking a closer look at the birthplace of North America's oldest carbon pricing scheme: British Columbia.
This week, Saskatchewan and Ontario officially joined forces against the federal government's proposal for a national carbon pricing policy.
Lanes will be reduced from 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday
Expect heavy traffic and delays this weekend on the Lions Gate Bridge due to bridge maintenance.
