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BC Human Rights Tribunal hearing to come after worker fired in wake of toxic gas exposures that sent dozens of workers to first aid stations and several more to hospital.

Scott Heath Juniper was due to travel on June 3, 2022 from Kelowna to Amsterdam.

From January to October of this year, a daily average 339 B.C. Corrections clients were on court-ordered electronic supervision.

Study reveals British Columbia's killer whales ingest and absorb toxins from oil spills and wildfires.

While residing in a $8.4-million home outfitted with $500,000 worth of furniture, homemaker Nina Zhang claimed annual child expenses of $320,000 for a live-in nanny, private school, chauffeur, violin lessons, language classes, swim club and orchestras while claiming gross income of $66,476 and receiving $17,564.42 in child tax benefits.

The victim received four stab wounds in the head, 10 in the back and two in his chest.

Research Co. examines Canadians' sentiments towards trade as the 30th anniversary of NAFTA approaches

Polling suggests Canadians are quite concerned about the impact immigration is having on infrastructure and services in the country. 

A B.C. business lawyer should get another chance to defend allegations of professional misconduct, due to his mental health considerations, an appeal judge has ruled.