BC needs a serious rethink of its EV mandates
The provincial government has imposed a very aggressive timeline for the transition to EVs
New Canadians Could Decide 2025 Election
With high turnout intentions and shifting loyalties, new Canadians are emerging as key swing voters focused on the cost of living, housing, and healthcare
BC’s Child Care Policies Trap Families in a ‘Racist’ System
According to the Eby government’s Ministry of Education and Child Care, the government should backtrack on its child-care program to save children from racism
B.C. Shares Spring COVID, Flu and Measles Update
Around 40 people were in hospitals across B.C. with COVID as of the beginning of this month, Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry said
Complex Cases Surge in BC Supreme Court
The Supreme Court of British Columbia is managing a record-high number of long and complex criminal cases
Food producers paying the price in trade war
Ottawa worships at the altar of the auto sector as the China trade war is hurting our food producers
Interim measures: the first-generation limit on Canadian citizenship
In December 2023, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice found that the first-generation limit on Citizenship is unconstitutional
B.C.’s fiscal hole gets deeper with trade wars
The rapid deterioration in B.C.’s finances since 2021 has drawn rising concern not only from taxpayers but from global credit rating agencies
Worker shortage threatens ‘Build Canada’ election vows
As Canada faces a growing shortage of construction workers, industry leaders say political promises to build millions of homes and critical infrastructure could fall apart without a major shift in immigration policy
Vancouver Fashion Week Returns for Fall/Winter 2025 with a Twist on Kidswear
The highly anticipated Vancouver Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025 season will be held from April 8 to 13.