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PEOPLE throughout the province can now register to receive free smart thermostats that will help them reduce their energy use and save money. The free...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-PRoMCU820&t=22s   RICHMOND RCMP are asking drivers to leave their pets at home on warm days rather than bringing them along on errands. They point out that...
FIFTY-SIX local governments will receive funding to fast-track development approvals and accelerate the delivery of homes. "Our focus from the start has been on helping...
NIKI Sharma, Attorney General, in a statement on Monday about the B.C. Court of Appeal decision confirming British Columbia's class-action lawsuits can proceed against...
HEALTH Minister Josie Osborne said in a statement on Monday that because of the bylaw changes by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of...
THE updated total project budget for the Fraser River Tunnel Project is $8.5 billion, reflecting current market conditions, the most recent information on project...
A long-anticipated rebound in British Columbia’s housing market has failed to materialize this year despite some favourable economic indicators. In a new Market Intelligence report,...
THE Province is expanding skilled trades certification to tower and mobile crane operators to ensure consistent training and certification standards, improve crane safety and...
RESTAURANTS, pubs, and other hospitality establishments that had temporary outdoor patios approved for FIFA World Cup 2026 can now apply to keep them open...
PRIME Minister Mark Carney on Monday announced at Canadian Forces Base Halifax that the German firm Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems (TKMS) has been selected as...