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Electrification and more needed in all sectors, BC Hydro CEO says

Electrification and more needed in all sectors, BC Hydro CEO says

Energy efficiency and fuel alternatives will have a role in meeting GHG targets, he says
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Victoria homeless entrepreneur’s efforts stifled as city confiscates his tools

Victoria homeless entrepreneur’s efforts stifled as city confiscates his tools

Impounding items breaks recently built trust between unhoused and bylaw, organizer says
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Victoria asks B.C. to clamp down on no-fault evictions, rent increases

Victoria asks B.C. to clamp down on no-fault evictions, rent increases

Capital UBCM resolution also hopes hopes province will boost biodiversity
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2 B.C. police forces improperly surveyed accountability critic

2 B.C. police forces improperly surveyed accountability critic

B.C.’s privacy watchdog found police ran man’s name through database without authority
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B.C. gets failing grade on alcohol policies from national project

B.C. gets failing grade on alcohol policies from national project

Project’s lead flags alcohol’s impact on public health in call for strengthened regulations
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Grand march in B.C. capital renews call for ending violence against women, children

Grand march in B.C. capital renews call for ending violence against women, children

Indigenous-led Moose Hide Campaign fills downtown streets on Thursday
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‘Critical thinking’ panels added as controversial Royal B.C. Museum exhibits reopens

‘Critical thinking’ panels added as controversial Royal B.C. Museum exhibits reopens

Many Old Town elements preserved after report found museum promoted colonization of B.C.
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$84M for UVic-led program looks to accelerate local energy transitions

$84M for UVic-led program looks to accelerate local energy transitions

7-year project aims to see rapid shift to renewable energy in small to mid-sized communities
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New method helping scientists gauge age of B.C.’s Southern Resident killer whales

New method helping scientists gauge age of B.C.’s Southern Resident killer whales

Exploring their ‘epigenetic clock’ could identify trends and stressors within whale populations
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‘Long overdue’: B.C. introducing new powers to limit emissions of new buildings

‘Long overdue’: B.C. introducing new powers to limit emissions of new buildings

Zero Carbon Step Code comes into effect May 1
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