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ICBC faces $400m loss as court tosses out cost-saving measure

ICBC faces $400m loss as court tosses out cost-saving measure

Court rules ICBC move unconstitutional
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Fate of Tantalus Gardens in West Van council’s hands

Fate of Tantalus Gardens in West Van council’s hands

Horseshoe Bay development set for Monday night vote; public hearing closed
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Environment Canada calls for powerful winds that ‘may cause damage’

Environment Canada calls for powerful winds that ‘may cause damage’

Yesterday, the Metro Vancouver weather forecast called for rain and powerful winds of up to 70 kilometres an hour in the morning.
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Timeline of the Bowen Island volunteer firefighters-BIM dispute

Timeline of the Bowen Island volunteer firefighters-BIM dispute

Here are some of the developments in the progression of the dispute between Bowen's volunteer firefighters and Bowen Island Municipality.
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New cable for Sea to Sky Gondola arrives in Squamish

New cable for Sea to Sky Gondola arrives in Squamish

The haul rope turned up earlier than expected
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Trans Mountain says it’s hired thousands of people

Trans Mountain says it’s hired thousands of people

One of the reasons why the Trudeau government said it bought the Trans Mountain pipeline and supported the expansion project was job. Lots of jobs. So many jobs that the project would pump a lot of money into the economy.
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North Van's Shipyards hotel in $2-million lawsuit

North Van's Shipyards hotel in $2-million lawsuit

The hotel company that opened a 71-room boutique hotel in the City of North Vancouver’s Shipyards project is now suing the Shipyards, alleging construction delays have cost them millions of dollars. Executive North Van Hotel Ltd.
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Concerns raised in Squamish about proposed environmental regulation

Concerns raised in Squamish about proposed environmental regulation

My Sea to Sky says new rules would be too soft on projects like Woodfibre LNG, but province disagrees
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Lyft expects provincial licence in 2-3 weeks, cautions riders to ‘temper expectations’

Lyft expects provincial licence in 2-3 weeks, cautions riders to ‘temper expectations’

What happened: B.C.
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West Vancouver widow fights to keep her home amid allegations of 'predatory lending'

West Vancouver widow fights to keep her home amid allegations of 'predatory lending'

Court order grants pensioner temporary right to remain
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