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Cathy McLeod, Member of Parliament for Kamloops-Thompson-Cariboo was pleased recently when the Prime Minister announced the Citizen’s Arrest and Self-Defence Act

Don’t forget that the board of School District 73 will hold a public hearing next Monday, March 7, to discuss what to do with Dutch Lake School

Access code numbers mailed out to B.C. Liberal members hadn't arrived in parts of B.C. by Friday, forcing the party to try reaching thousands of members by phone so they can participate in their first-ever electronic leadership vote Saturday.

ICBC technology flags more than 600 suspected ID thieves

VICTORIA – An Abbotsford doctor has pleaded guilty to two charges related to influencing B.C. government officials who were in charge of his contracts to provide electronic health systems.

Canfor recently announced it plans to reopen its Vavenby sawmill operation. Most of the mill's production is scheduled to go to the United States, but that doesn't mean the provincial government's efforts to increase lumber exports to China had nothing to do with the reopening, according to Pat Bell, B.C.'s minister of forests, mines and lands

NDP leadership candidate Adrian Dix wants to tax financial institutions in B.C. and use part of the proceeds to restore a grant program for post-secondary students.

Canfor’s recent announcement that it plans to spend $24 million upgrading its Vavenby mill is just part of $62 million in capital upgrades planned for its Vavenby, Polar and Plateau operations in B.C. as the company recovers from the recent recession.