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B.C. may work with N.L. on court challenge of federal equalization payments, Eby says | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

B.C. may work with N.L. on court challenge of federal equalization payments, Eby says | iNFOnews

VANCOUVER - British Columbia Premier David Eby has found an ally in his claims of unequal funding from the federal government: Newfoundland and Labrador.

Source: infotel.ca
Abbotsford South hopefuls squabble after Conservative president's comments on Sumas Lake - Vimarsana News

Abbotsford South hopefuls squabble after Conservative president's comments on Sumas Lake

Comments from the B.C. Conservative Party president on the future of a significant part of Abbotsford spun local politicians into a frenzy last week.

Ottawa can't expect local government to handle cost of climate disaster alone, says B.C. mayor - Vimarsana News

Ottawa can't expect local government to handle cost of climate disaster alone, says B.C. mayor

The mayor of Abbotsford, B.C., says expecting local governments to shoulder the cost of infrastructure upgrades to protect their communities from flooding has been a 'monumental mistake.'

Source: cbc.ca
B.C. floods cause at least $450 million in damage, Insurance Bureau of Canada reports - Vimarsana News

B.C. floods cause at least $450 million in damage, Insurance Bureau of Canada reports

VANCOUVER — The Insurance Bureau of Canada estimates the insured damage caused by flooding in British Columbia last month at $450 million, calling it the "most costly severe weather event in the province's history.

B.C. floods cause at least $450 million in damage, Insurance Bureau of Canada reports - Vimarsana News

B.C. floods cause at least $450 million in damage, Insurance Bureau of Canada reports

VANCOUVER - The Insurance Bureau of Canada estimates the insured damage caused by flooding in British Columbia last month at $450 million, calling it the