The B.C. government has amended regulations to allow private cannabis retail store (CRS) licensees to sell non-medical cannabis products online for pickup in-store. This follows…
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Measure taken to aid liquor licensees
The B.C. government this morning announced it has approved a temporary wholesale pricing model that will allow liquor licensees to purchase beer, wine and spirits…
Patio, service area expansions support safe reopening
The B.C. government announced today (May 22) that it is temporarily authorizing the expansion of service areas, such as patios, to support physical distancing requirements…
Restaurants allowed to deliver liquor with food
In order to reinforce social distancing orders and help support workers in the restaurant industry, government is making changes to temporarily allow restaurants to deliver…
Legislation introduced aiming to lower ICBC rates
The provincial government has introduced legislation it says will transform ICBC, deliver lower auto-insurance rates and dramatically improve care benefits, making ICBC more accountable to…
New Crown agency to support family maintenance services
The B.C. government is establishing a new Crown agency to oversee the Family Maintenance Enforcement Program (FMEP). Effective on or before Oct. 31, the provision…
Provincial sheriff recruits for Cranbrook
The most-recent class of provincial sheriffs graduated from the Justice Institute of British Columbia (JIBC) sheriff academy in New Westminster Jan. 15. Twenty recruits have…
Fairer ICBC rate structure changes coming: AG
The provincial government wants to make sure B.C. drivers pay ICBC premiums that more fairly and accurately reflect the risk they represent on the roads….
Red tape cuts will help ski hills, golf courses
The B.C. Government is cutting red tape around licensing, making it easier and more cost-effective for golf courses and ski hills to expand their liquor…
Such transparency would not be seen in front of the shadows
e-KNOW editorial The B.C. Provincial government and Attorney General want the upcoming Stanley Cup riot court proceedings televised. We applaud them for the sandpaper and…