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BCGEU begins contract talks
The B.C. government begins contract talks with one of its largest employee groups this week, and the union wants a raise.
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Poll finds support for oil pipeline
A poll finds many unfamiliar with Enbridge's proposed pipeline, but many who are support the idea.
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Holiday impaired suspensions, charges up
Legal issues with B.C.'s new drinking and driving law didn't slow down police road checks and suspensions during the holiday season.
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B.C. property value near $1 trillion
Property values stayed stable in most parts of B.C., with large increases in areas with high demand from Asian buyers.
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Offender programs fall short, auditor says
The B.C. government is struggling to deal with a record caseload of nearly 24,000 convicted offenders who aren't in jail.
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U.S. lawyer heads B.C. police oversight
The B.C. government has hired the former police oversight specialist from Denver as its first civilian director.
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BC Ferries appoints new president
BC Ferries' board of directors has appointed senior executive Michael Corrigan to replace outgoing CEO David Hahn.
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Big profit on B.C. driver's licences
ICBC charges $75 for a new or renewed driver's licence, but it only costs the corporation $10 to issue a licence.
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B.C. boomer care study begins
Can the B.C. health care system withstand the retirement of baby boom generation?
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Basic ICBC premiums to jump 11 per cent
Cut in optional rates to offset much of the pain for most B.C. motorists
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