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B.C. launches ad campaign targeting U.S. health workers

B.C. launches ad campaign targeting U.S. health workers

Ad campaign in Washington, Oregon and California aims to lure health care workers to B.C.
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B.C.'s ER wait times continue to rise: Study

B.C.'s ER wait times continue to rise: Study

Victoria General Hospital and Abbotsford Regional Hospital were the worst offenders.
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PRGT pipeline gets go-ahead, deemed 'substantially started'

PRGT pipeline gets go-ahead, deemed 'substantially started'

Prince Rupert Gas Transmission pipeline now able to keep its current environmental assessment certificate indefinitely
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2 B.C. ministers going to Europe on trade mission next week

2 B.C. ministers going to Europe on trade mission next week

Jobs minister and minister of state for trade will depart on June 9, with stops in England, France and the Netherlands.
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BC Hydro accepting new energy proposals

BC Hydro accepting new energy proposals

Province looking for new baseline power and energy efficiency tech.
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Eby says Japanese highly interested in B.C. minerals, LNG

Eby says Japanese highly interested in B.C. minerals, LNG

The premier is on a 10-day trade mission to Japan, South Korea and Malaysia
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B.C. opens 2nd involuntary care facility

B.C. opens 2nd involuntary care facility

Maple Ridge facility will hold 18 people in 2 homes, which follows the previous 10 announced at Surrey Pretrial
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B.C. Premier David Eby stops in Japan on Asia trade mission

B.C. Premier David Eby stops in Japan on Asia trade mission

B.C. Assembly of First Nations regional chief bows out of trip, citing bills 14 and 15
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B.C. Greens leadership nomination deadline imminent, sitting MLAs out

B.C. Greens leadership nomination deadline imminent, sitting MLAs out

Deadline for leadership applications is June 14
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B.C. program seeks to stem street disorder, target repeat offenders

B.C. program seeks to stem street disorder, target repeat offenders

New program will allow local police to create tailored programs for their communities
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