Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet Faces Sexual Misconduct Allegations Dating Back To 1999

Yves-Francois Blanchet, leader of the Bloc Quebecois, the third largest party in the country’s House of Commons, has denied the allegations that were posted in a Facebook community page called Hyene...

BC COVID-19 DAILY UPDATE: Steep Rise Of Daily Cases Over The Weekend See 51 For Saturday

Last two weeks have seen a steady rise of daily COVID-19 cases in BC but the weekend tally since Friday is a real cause for concern as Saturday saw a whopping 51 cases with the average over the last t...

LEMON "TOONA": Needled Lemons Similar To The Ones In Coquitlam Were Found In Wolverhampton, England In 2016

URBAN VOODO: Are Needled Lemons Being Hanged Along Coquitlam Trails Against Coronavirus Or People?Are needled lemons found hanging on trees along Port Coquitlam trails “toona-taana” – curse offe...

BC Housing Markets Bounces Back To Pre-COVID-19 Normal With 16 Percent Increase Year Over Year In June

Year-to-date, BC residential sales dollar volume was up 0.6 per cent to $24.7 billion, compared with the same period in 2019. Residential unit sales were down 8 per cent to 32,875 units, while the ave...

HORGAN FLYING HIGH: BC Premier’s Approval Rating Hits All-Time High Amid COVID-19 Response

“Premier Horgan really leads the charge,” said Steve Mossop with Insights West polling agency. “We have approval ratings rocketing by 17 points in just seven months to 68 per cent, which is real...

BC COVID-19 DAILY UPDATE: Week Ends With Negative Trend Of Rising Daily Cases

For a second week in a row, the daily COVID-19 cases are on a negative uptick with average for the last two weeks going well above 20 for each day. Authorities are worried especially after people are ...

NDP Says Andrew Wilkinson Tried To Block John Horgan’s 20% Car Insurance Rate Cut But NDP Didn’t Let Him

The legislation, which was passed Wednesday, overhauls ICBC with an enhanced care model that will save drivers an average of $400 per year by eliminating hundreds of millions of dollars in legal costs...

BC Sees Job Numbers Climb By 118,000 As Gradual Economic Recovery Begins

"The monthly labour force numbers for June continue to show signs of our province's gradual economic restart, with more than 118,000 people finding jobs last month. Employment gains in May and June ha...

NPF ROUNDTABLE: National Police Federation Continues To Demand Clarity And Costing On Proposed Surrey Police Transition

The National Police Federation (NPF) argues Surrey’s proposed police transition would reduce the number of police officers in Surrey: giving people less for more, as taxpayers would be burdened with...