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B.C. extends fire state of emergency, says drought could continue into next year

B.C. extends fire state of emergency, says drought could continue into next year

Approximately 80 per cent of B.C. is under a level four or five drought, the two highest designations.
Lululemon increases guidance as sales, profit each up 18 per cent

Lululemon increases guidance as sales, profit each up 18 per cent

Lululemon is becoming an even more international company, with revenue outside the U.S. up 52%
91Ô­´´'s NexGen raises US$110M for Rook I uranium project

91Ô­´´'s NexGen raises US$110M for Rook I uranium project

NexGen project recently completed a provincial environmental assessment technical review
Salmon surge leads to 'rampant illegal fishing' in Metro 91Ô­´´

Salmon surge leads to 'rampant illegal fishing' in Metro 91Ô­´´

Illegal fishing threatens endangered rockfish in Metro 91Ô­´´'s protected waters, say DFO officers.
Is the Okanagan ripe for a commuter train?

Is the Okanagan ripe for a commuter train?

With funding from federal, provincial and local governments, the Okanagan project could be running by 2030, says city councillor
Crofton paper mill workers anxious over another delayed restart

Crofton paper mill workers anxious over another delayed restart

Paper Excellence announces 30-day delay in restarting mill for third time
B.C. sunshine list shows big swing in government communications spending

B.C. sunshine list shows big swing in government communications spending

Public accounts also for 2022-23 also reveal B.C.’s highest paid public executives
Tax wealthy homeowners to fund affordable housing, says new B.C. proposal

Tax wealthy homeowners to fund affordable housing, says new B.C. proposal

The B.C. government could raise billions of dollars annually for public housing projects, with modest increases to taxes on the highest-valued residential properties, says economist
B.C. posts $704-million budget surplus after multi-billion-dollar swings in forecasts

B.C. posts $704-million budget surplus after multi-billion-dollar swings in forecasts

VICTORIA — British Columbia finished last fiscal year $700 million in the black, after forecasts swung between multi-billion-dollar deficits and surpluses.
BC Supreme Court certifies class action lawsuit against Kimberly-Clark over flushable wipes

BC Supreme Court certifies class action lawsuit against Kimberly-Clark over flushable wipes

Personal-care products maker produced wipes that contained harmful bacteria