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VANCOUER, B.C. — Energy projects like an LNG Canada export terminal and the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion may face short-term setbacks but the pandemic and oil price crash shouldn't threaten their long-term viability, economists say.

Yale University professor says simple sniff test might lead to early COVID-19 detection if loss of smell is an early symptom

There are now 1,948 confirmed cases of the COVID-19 in B.C., after health officials announced 95 new cases Saturday. Provincial health officer Dr.

In a move to show Canadians the potential benefits of the $9 billion package for students having a difficulty finding summer jobs, prime minister Justin Trudeau issues a call-to-arms to those youth on Saturday, urging them to seek work in sectors str

The response comes after some countries said they are pondering issuing "immunity passports" for residents who have recovered from the virus.

The voice of Canadian municipalities says communities across the country are facing a financial crisis due to COVID-19 that puts people at further risk.

Meet Thomas Bradbury, a long-haul truck driver working in Canada and the U.S. during the pandemic

VANCOUVER — Gangs and organized crime groups in B.C. are changing how they operate and run their illegal business due to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, police forces say.

Federal Court of Appeal rules that copyright tariffs are not mandatory

The federal government will begin talking to Canadian provinces later today about the guidelines and requirements for a gradual reopening of the economy, prime minister Justin Trudeau said during his daily briefing this morning.