July 2026

Premier David Eby is standing firm on his government’s decision to keep American alcohol products off B.C. Liquor Store shelves. “There is not a chance in hell that U.S. alcohol is going back on the shelf in British Columbia – and I’m proud of that, and I know that British Columbians support that.” Eby was […]

B.C. will forgive most of the $460,000 legal debt incurred by former communications staffer Brian Bonney defending himself for his part in the “quick wins” scandal that engulfed Christy Clark’s B.C. Liberal government in 2013, according to the Finance Ministry. The scandal centred around a multiculturalism outreach plan that was found to have inappropriately used

Dozens of entrepreneurs from across the country will be heading to Austria later this year to try to spark worldwide economic growth. A total of 40 young business leaders make up this year’s Canadian delegation for the G20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance (YEA) Summit. Among them are Abbotsford’s Janine Jivani and Saboor Meherzad, who make up

More than 33,000 lightning strikes across B.C. last week has led to an increase in the number of active wildfires in the province. There are 87 active wildfires, including four that started in the last 24 hours, as of Tuesday morning (July 21). Twenty-four were declared out in the same period, Forests Minister Ravi Parmar

A Chilliwack teen who allegedly had a firearm on the SkyTrain was arrested on Saturday (July 18). The incident happened around 5:25 p.m. when the Vancouver Police Department were called to report from the Nanaimo SkyTrain station of someone with a firearm on the train. “A teenager allegedly exposed a firearm to a passenger before