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Criminal Justice Branch says there is no substantial likelihood of a conviction

Investors at 91Ô­´´â€™s Olympic Village have flipped some of the project’s highest-priced condos for quick profits of $500,000 per unit, while 91Ô­´´ taxpayers seem likely to lose about $400 million on the soured deal.

A financial foul-up that's going to cost the Insurance Corporation of B.C. $110 million will be resolved within 90 days, says a release by the Crown corp. on Sunday.

Their purpose: To thwart potential Imperial Metals mining project

An estimated 240,000 drivers have been overcharged

KITIMAT — The residents of Kitimat have voted against the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline project in a non-binding plebiscite.

The purchase of two large provincial properties in Burnaby and 91Ô­´´ shows the rising economic power of urban First Nations that want to develop long-term income for their communities.

A majority of B.C. residents are worried about the safety of aging drivers as the number of seniors grows in the province, but say they don’t know how talk about the issue with loved ones, a new poll suggests.

Warmer weather means melting snow, and in preparation for that the city of Fort St. John has begun taking measures to counteract the increase in water.

British Columbians are among the least satisfied across Canada with their education system, from kindergarten to post-secondary.