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COVID-mandate lawsuit tossed for being 'bad beyond argument'
A highly-publicized lawsuit targeting the provincial government’s COVID-19 measures has been thrown out by a BC Supreme Court Justice for being so poorly crafted it is impossible to respond to
Licensed professionals in BC Public Service issue strike notice
The union represents about 1,200 professionals such as engineers, foresters, geoscientists and pharmacists
B.C. man's vaccine injury certified by federal government for compensation
The federal support program provides a lump sum payment for pain and suffering and a loss-of-income component as well
Modelling suggests transmission of Omicron has peaked in B.C., hospitalizations not far behind
Hospitalizations expected to peak between January 15 and 20, provincial government says
'We have levelled off somewhat': Henry suggests peak of Omicron wave may not be far off
'Keeping as much as possible open' is the focus right now, says B.C.'s top doc
BC Assessment Authority updates property value database
More detailed information to be released Jan. 4
B.C. considering allowing some COVID-positive health-care workers back on the job
Province's top doc worried that mild cases of Omicron will force large parts of the health-care sector off the job
B.C. electricity demand hits an all-time high
BC Hydro has some tips for people looking to lower electricity use