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Interim deal with the BCTF will be worth $320 million over three years

The 2017/18 B.C. budget bring cuts to MSP premiums, a proposed PST break for business, and increases in public education funding.

Plus a PAC fundraiser for Cache Creek Elementary, a heritage event in Ashcroft, and a stress management seminar.

The number of overdose deaths decreased when compared with November and December 2016, but still remains high.

Some $785 million over 10 years will go directly to support home and community care for B.C.'s seniors.

Medical Services Plan premiums to drop by half in 2018, Finance Minister Mike de Jong says

Children and Family Development Minister Stephanie Cadieux says rise of young people with mental illness 'a troubling phenomenon'

Latest one-time fund is $29.4 million "student learning grant" for textbooks, equipment and supplies

Fraser Valley event organized by local associations after the region was left out of the national debate schedule

The Canadian Transplant Society said it makes no difference to transplant recipients if an organ comes from someone killed by drug overdose.