A former B.C. real estate agent has agreed to pay a $10,000 fine to one provincial regulator after admitting that he had failed to inform it of proceedings against him by a different provincial regulator.
A home and garden show, a board game convention and an early St. Patrick’s Day celebration highlight this weekend’s festivities in Metro Vancouver. Here’s what’s happening.
A B.C. nurse has been suspended for three weeks over a variety of “practice and conduct issues,” according to the college that regulates the profession in the province.
Spring has sprung across the Lower Mainland, and the final weekend of March brings plenty of things to see and do. Here are some events you may want to check out.
In one of the cuter calls it has ever dealt with, a Metro Vancouver pest control company removed a trio of baby river otters from a den underneath a shed in Richmond earlier this month.
Consumer Protection B.C. has issued more than $11,000 in administrative penalties to 19 funeral directors and embalmers it says have not kept up to date with their required training.
As the federal government considers banning cryptocurrency ATMs—a move it says would shut down “a primary method for scammers to defraud victims”—a new poll suggests most Canadians are on board with the idea.
Victoria’s landmark Fairmont Empress Hotel will not be behind picket lines this weekend, after the hotel and the union representing its workers reached a last-minute deal.
