In the wake of Washington’s actions in Venezuela, many Canadians remain unaware of the extent to which their own country has ...

New research suggests AI chatbots may be more effective than traditional political advertising at persuading voters, with ...

A provincewide snapshot finds homelessness up in most surveyed BC communities, despite years of multibillion-dollar housing commitments from the province. The Ministry of Housing and Municipal Affairs ...

Last Thursday, six BC industry hospitality, liquor, and cannabis associations presented an industry survey claiming that the ongoing BCGEU strike will cost businesses over $250 million. Hospitality ...

On Tuesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne unveiled the 2026 Canadian federal budget, the first during Carney’s tenure as Prime Minister. Before the ...

A new report from the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) says BC’s economy is expected to post below-average growth through 2027 as private-sector activity remains weak and major construction ...

On Tuesday, BC Ferries announced that it had decided to award a four-ship contract to China Merchants Industry Weihai Shipyards, a Chinese state-owned corporation. BC Ferries’ leadership said in a ...

A few months ago, Coastal Front did a report that found the highest earning medical practitioners by MSP billings were Ophthalmologists. This can be quite surprising, given that many would expect ...

As Canada and the United States continue to navigate negotiations for a new trade deal — with no shortage of ups and downs — some grape growers in British Columbia are reporting excess supply, forcing ...

A new paper examines what it calls the “largely unexamined” relationship between Canada’s banking sector and the country’s housing crisis. The report, released by the international housing rights ...

The federal government says it has no plans to renew funding for “safer supply” programs, drawing criticism from harm-reduction advocates and renewed calls from conservatives to abandon ...

Three years after the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation announced the discovery of 215 potential unmarked graves at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School, no human remains have been ...