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Drought state of emergency enters 5th month in central B C town

The severe water shortage facing the Village of McBride in central B.C. has stretched into the new year with no end in sight.

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Rate of migration from B C to Alberta tied directly to cost of living concerns: labour analyst

Rate of migration from B C to Alberta tied directly to cost of living concerns: labour analyst
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Canada s new dental-care plan could impact nearly 9 million Canadians — are you one of them?

Here's what you need to know about the Canada Dental Care Plan, a $13-billion insurance program that will start covering costs for most basic dentistry next year for about nine million eligible Canadians, according to the federal government.

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Summit of B C leaders needed to prepare for extreme winter conditions, says councillor

Coun. Daniel Fontaine of New Westminster, B.C., tells BC Today host Michelle Eliot that leaders in the province including municipal leaders, transit operators and engineers need to start preparing for extreme winter conditions to avoid a repeat of the destructive snowstorm of November 2022.

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Feds say they are still working on online harm bill following 12-year-old s suicide

Dominic LeBlanc, Canada's public safety minister, said Tuesday his government is still working on new legislation targeting online harm something first promised in 2019 but which has yet to be tabled.

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