B.C. has effectively made police liaisons in schools mandatory: human rights commissioner
The human rights commissioner is calling for a study on the effectiveness of school liaisons after the province fired the ...
B.C. human rights commissioner wants study of police in schools after board’s firing
British Columbia's human rights commissioner says the provincial government has effectively made police liaison programs ...
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More snow closes many schools and campuses, amid B.C. freeze
A fresh blast of snow has shut many schools in Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island as frigid weather brings temperatures as ...
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Canada, Mexico tariffs paused
U.S. President Donald Trump is holding off on his tariff threats against Mexico and Canada for 30 days as the two largest U.S ...
5 Ways To Embrace Winter In BC: From Northern Lights To Cozy Spas
In the Canadian province of British Columbia, winter is meant to be embraced not merely endured. That’s why the only ones ...
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Recounting career, Merle Alexander describes himself as 'child of Aboriginal law'
The lawyer who co-drafted BC's DRIPA says landmark shifts in Indigenous rights shaped his career ...
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Chief justice on mission to bring Supreme Court 'closer to Canadians' as it turns 150
Canada's chief justice said he wanted to "bring the Supreme Court closer to Canadians" at a time of increasing misinformation ...
Canada's chief justice decries misinformation as top court turns 150
VICTORIA — Canada’s top court is expanding its public outreach to build trust at a time of increasing misinformation as more people get their news from social media. Chief Justice Richard Wagner and ...
Canada's forestry sector faces uncertainty with 25 per cent U.S. tariffs
A wide shadow of uncertainty has been cast over Canada's forestry sector by U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to impose ...
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B.C. milestone visit from Canada’s highest judge aims to build trust
On Monday, Feb. 3 at the Empress Hotel, Canada's highest-ranking judge Chief Justice Richard Wagner, along with Justices ...
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Indigenous knowledge helps explain bird population changes in Canada’s BC
In the summer of 1948, naturalist Charles J. Guiguet spent four months on the Goose Island Archipelago, a cluster of ...