B.C.'s craft brew industry is hopping, making Vancouver one of the top craft beer markets in North America.

Earning a living is an important part of our life and identity. It is how we take care of ourselves, provide for our families, and contribute to our community.

This week should be the first week of school. For students and their teachers, it's supposed to be a time of excitement and anticipation.

British Columbia's health-care professionals, and the overall health-care system, showed world-class skills, co-ordination, professionalism and compassion after a terrible accident on the Coquihalla Highway.

August 30, 2014, marks the two-year anniversary of a report that helped pave the way for significant improvements aimed at making B.C.'s justice system quicker and more accessible for British Columbians.

As the fall semester draws near, more than 430,000 students from every corner of British Columbia are making plans for the future and preparing to hit the books at one of our 25 public post-secondary institutions.

In response to Robert Oliphant's column ("Drug switch puts cash before patients," Aug. 12) I'd like to give the facts about PharmaCare's decision to change which DPP-4 inhibitor drugs it covers for diabetics.

While the New Democratic Party and its ferries critic lament the state of B.C.'s shipbuilding industry ('Workers in Poland, not B.C., will benefit from ferry-building deal,' July 29, 2014), our government is pleased with the progress made by this important industry in the last number of years.

I wish to respond to your story ("Health Care Costs Worry Seniors").

The Cariboo Connector Program is extremely important for industry in Northern B.C. and families who rely on Highway 97 for their livelihoods.