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New powers for WorkSafeBC after sawmill blasts

New powers for WorkSafeBC after sawmill blasts

Investigators hired to impose penalties, protect evidence and shut down unsafe workplaces
Better Business Bureau set to launch business directory

Better Business Bureau set to launch business directory

The bureau publishes its listings of accredited businesses on Vancouver Island annually.
Lack of liquidation deals disappoint Target Canada shoppers (VIDEO)

Lack of liquidation deals disappoint Target Canada shoppers (VIDEO)

Although sales were advertised as EVERYTHING UP TO 30% OFF, shoppers in Toronto were disappointed to find most deals between 10-20% off.
B.C. to restore utilities commission authority

B.C. to restore utilities commission authority

NDP says it's no coincidence that BC Hydro rates are to be kept under political control until after the 2017 election

David Black featured at Canadian Club luncheon

For the past two years, Black has been investing his own money to get the ball rolling on an oil refinery in Kitimat
Target liquidation sales could start Thursday

Target liquidation sales could start Thursday

Target liquidation sales could start Thursday, retailer seeks court approval
B.C. corks luxury tax for premium wines

B.C. corks luxury tax for premium wines

After protests from restaurants and wineries, Justice Minister Suzanne Anton scraps increase for bottles retailing for $20 or more
Tims cuts 350 at HQ and regional offices

Tims cuts 350 at HQ and regional offices

Tim Hortons cuts 350 staff at its headquarters and regional offices

Six join Greater Victoria Harbour Authority board

The nominations process focused on the skills and experience required by the board
Mine inspections beefed up in B.C.

Mine inspections beefed up in B.C.

Premier Christy Clark says budget increased $6 million to create new office for major mine regulation in wake of Mount Polley failure