“I think the math really adds up here, because, currently, about a billion dollars is spent on the legal costs and that is basically money taken away from the people who need it to get better. So, if you actually redirect that money from process to treatment of the injured, that can do a lot of good.”

The Nuu-Chah-Nulth have been watching with dismay as the RCMP enter onto Wet’suwet’en
lands and arrest and forcibly remove heads of their government, matriarchs and community
members who are peacefully defending their lands, which is within their laws.

After speaking with protesters about their intentions, and following a request from Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, Delta Police acted upon a BC Supreme Court Order on the morning of Feb. 10, 2020, to clear a blockade from Deltaport Way causeway.

For these fifth annual awards, there were applicants from Metro Vancouver, Ontario, Newfoundland and even as far as India. Twenty-seven-year-old Norma Lize was selected as the top prize winner ($1,000 award) by a diverse eight-member jury. 

Starting May 2020, eligible British Columbians can apply online to defer their property taxes.

Delta Police saw fairly steady numbers in most crime areas in 2019, though there was a notable decline in break and enters to both residential and commercial properties. There was however a significant increase in the number of drunk drivers being served Immediate Roadside Prohibitions (IRPs).

As the NDP continue trying to convince people they’re making life more affordable, stories keep piling up of local restaurants, cafes and shops across the province struggling to pay the Employer Health Tax (EHT).

The Province is proposing more residential flexibility for people living in the Agricultural Land Reserve (ALR) as outlined in a new policy intentions paper released Jan. 27, 2020.

Surrey-South MLA Stephanie Cadieux is speaking out about how the NDP’s mismanagement of the ride-hailing file will now lead to accessible taxi users being unfairly punished.

Global growth slowed to 3% for 2019, according to International Monetary Fund (IMF) analysis; the global slowdown attributed largely to the ongoing trade war between China and the USA, by which Canada is also affected.