The Greater Langley Chamber of Commerce, BC’s fastest-growing chamber of commerce, is calling on the federal government to fight to protect Canadian small businesses as the United States moves to eliminate its “de minimis” exemption for low-value imports later this week.

A report by the city’s Integrity Commissioner that slams ABC’s stealth-and-secrecy style of governing shows that City Hall needs a thorough house-cleaning, says TEAM for a Livable Vancouver.

Dr. Oz wants to take the BC ostriches facing a cull order — but scientists are questioning his claims.

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The College of Veterinarians of British Columbia is asking members across the province to vote on increasing their annual fees as it faces more than a $1 million deficit.

Guest: V. Victoria Shroff KC - Animal Lawyer and adjunct professor at UBC Law School

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Vancouver mayor and councillors are violating open-meeting rules.

The pros and cons of walking back Canada's retaliatory tariffs.

A new survey from the Business Improvement Areas of BC (BIABC) reveals that business owners and front-line staff across the province continue to face rising fear and anxiety due to persistent crime, vandalism, and street disorder.

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A man is now facing aggravated assault charges after stabbing an intruder—while his lawyer insists he was simply defending himself and his property.

Guest: Doug Spencer - Former gang unit police officer

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British Columbia has set new housing targets for a group of 10 more municipalities with the goal of meeting housing demands in the province.

A plea to save a B-C farm's flock of ostriches from an avian flu cull has fallen short.

The latest on the Carney vs. Trump tariff trade talks.

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Ontario is grappling with a heated question about self-defence and criminal justice.

Catherine Galliford—a respected RCMP spokesperson who courageously exposed a culture of harassment and inspired sweeping reforms within the force—has died at age 58 after battling liver cancer.

Dozens of workers are losing a lifeline as cuts to Abbotsford and Mission recycling depots are on the way.

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Catherine Galliford—a former RCMP spokesperson whose courage spurred a reckoning within Canada’s national police— died earlier this week at age 58 after a battle with liver cancer.

Galliford was the voice of the force on some very prominent cases—the Air India bombing, the search for missing women in B.C., the Robert Pickton investigation. But in 2011, she spoke out on a different front—alleging systemic sexual harassment within the Force.

Guest: Russ Grabb - Author, Traces of a Boy, Retired RCMP Superintendent and spokesperson for “E” Division RCMP

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Imagine trying for eight years to build a single-family home, only to be met with delay after delay. That’s the reality for White Rock resident Garry Purewal, who says the city’s permitting process has been so frustrating that he and a group of property and business owners are now pushing for something far bigger — merging White Rock back into Surrey!

Guest: Tracey Ellis - Longtime real estate agent in the White rock area. She is running in the White Rock City Council by-election

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The battle over Vancouver’s main aquatic centre is heating up — and now it’s headed to court!

BC's stance on sober housing is frustrating Nanaimo mayor Leonard Krog.

Despite the city's push for denser housing, at least nine projects have been slapped with stop-work orders after being built too close to overhead power lines.

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Air Canada and its unionized flight attendants have reached a tentative agreement to end the strike that grounded thousands of flights and stranded half a million passengers.

Nanaimo’s mayor is calling out the province: why deny sober housing to people in recovery?!

Canadians who want to repair their own Apple devices can now get parts, tools and manuals from the tech giant, which brought its self-service repair program to the country on Tuesday!

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