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With three-quarters of the year gone, building permit values are close to triple what they were a year ago.

No sooner had the city announced its participation in a new economic website than it was being asked to take some of the content down.

Landslides will eventually cut any pipeline routed through west central BC...

The bargaining agent for B.C. school districts is expected to seek an order forcing teachers to provide report cards.

The B.C. government's settlement to cancel a uranium mining claim cost millions more because of political interference, NDP MLAs say.

More than a year after negotiators finished their work, the federal government has formally approved a treaty with the Tla'amin Nation.

The National Energy Board last week approved a long-term liquefied natural gas export licence for the KM LNG project.

There are going to be lots of candidates to chose from when Kitimat voters go to the polls in the municipal elections November 19.

As the opposition kept up the political pressure on the B.C. Liberal government to halt the closure of group homes for developmentally disabled people, the interim CEO of the agency responsible held a rare news conference at the B.C. legislature Wednesday.

Seventeen months after moving from the Vancouver Olympics to CEO of BC Hydro, Dave Cobb is leaving the utility at the end of November.