ICBC Sweetening The Pot For Drivers With $110 Rebate With Basic Rates To Remain Unchanged

BC Conservative Party Leader John Rustad Plays Scrooge By Opposing The Rebates, NDP Says!ICBC is sweetening the pot for BC drivers by providing a $110 rebate to eligible drivers through prudent financ...

Dr. Ambedkar Equality Day Celebrations Held At the Parliament Hill

A sense of gratitude and pride was felt by more than two hundred delegates from across Canada and the United States of America who participated in the Dr. Ambedkar Equality Day and the Jayanti Celebra...

BC’s Secondary Suite Program Launches With Sweet Offer Of Up To $40,000 In Forgivable Loans

BC is launching its three-year pilot of the new Secondary Suite Incentive Program with a sweet offer of up to $40,000 in forgivable loans but you do have to rent the unit at below market rent as part ...

BC Making It Harder For Predatory Recruiters By Creating Clearer Pathways For Foreign Workers

The Province is creating clearer pathways for international workers coming to BC, making it harder for predatory recruiters and other bad actors to take advantage of people. To do this, the Province i...

WHERE'S OUR MUSEUM? NDP Government To Feel Heat In Election Year Over Announced South Asian Canadian Museum

The NDP government announced the South Asian Canadian Museum with much fanfare and it hasn’t done much since other than make empty announcements. And it is already getting heat from Museum Liberatio...

Surrey Seeks Input Into New Official Community Plan For Long-Term Development

The City of Surrey is actively seeking community input to aid in the development of a new Official Community Plan (OCP), which will establish the vision, objectives, and policies crucial to guiding th...

POLL HAS NDP AHEAD IN BC: NDP’s Brazen Near $4 Billion Deficit And 20 Percent Real-Estate Investors Tax In Election Year Shows That It Clearly Sees Rightwing Opposition Divided

Will Federal Conservatives Carbon Tax Fight Make Impact During October 19 BC Election – Conservative Party of BC Benefitting Already!In the face of heavy criticism on key issues like near $4 billion...

BC Minimum Wage Goes Up To $17.40 An hour On June 1

BC is raising the minimum wage again with the lowest-paid workers tol get a pay raise from $16.75 to $17.40 per hour on June 1, 2024. This represents a 3.9% increase, consistent with B.C.'s average ra...

BC Going After Businesses That Hurt People

The public health accountability and cost recovery act will provide the tools necessary for the government to recover costs associated with the promotion, marketing and distribution of products that a...