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B.C. Ferries posts $34M profit, thanks to pandemic relief funding
Without government relief funding, B.C. Ferries would have recorded a loss
‘I made the wrong call’: Premier halts $789M Royal B.C. Museum project
"We thought we had it right and clearly we did not," Premier John Horgan said Wednesday. "I'm announcing that we're stopping the project. And we're going to go back to the drawing board"
B.C. keeping vaccine mandates for public servants, health-care workers
B.C. health minister sees need to maintain vaccine mandate to protect both public and workers
Province offers cash incentives to entice graduates to work as family doctors
Doctors' association says it wasn't consulted about plan
Victoria bylaw makes builders pay for not salvaging demolition material
New rules will add thousands of dollars to demolition cost, says industry spokesman
Rising mortgage rates cooling homes sales, but not prices
The average five-year fixed mortgage rate reached 4.49 per cent in June, the highest since 2009
B.C. considers mandatory reporting for short-term rentals
Policy work underway by the province is informed by a November report on short-term rentals from the B.C. Union of Municipalities, David Eby said
Pent-up demand makes for busy season for wedding industry
It's been a busy spring for those in the business of weddings, from planners to dress designers: “It’s twice as busy as a typical year,” says one wedding planner
As gas prices spike, travellers still make plans, but closer to home
With gas prices spiking to a record $2.35 a litre in the capital region this week, many RVers are planning to keep driving to a minimum this summer — but that doesn't mean they won't be camping
B.C. rejects U.S. firm's plan to subdivide James Island for upscale vacation homes
The application was denied by the province, in part, due to the “outstanding negative impacts” the development would have on Tsawout First Nation