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The Canada Revenue Agency is looking for a contractor to replenish its emergency earthquake survival bags for one of its B.C. locations. (The Canadian Press/Jonathan Hayward)

Death, taxes and earthquakes. Some things are inevitable. But at least in the event of an earthquake, the people who handle your taxes are prepared.

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is looking...

Former B.C. MLA and parliamentary secretary Kelli Paddon will have to wait a few more months before lobbying in her new role as a non-profit executive director after her request for an exemption from a two-year lobbying restriction was rejected by the B.C. registrar. (The Canadian Press/Darryl Dyck)

A one-time NDP MLA has lost her bid for an exemption from B.C.’s two-ye...

Oil Sands Alliance, formerly Pathways Alliance, reported the most communications with federal officials in June, ahead of the July 2 announcement that the consortium's Pathways Project, linked to a new pipeline, was advancing to its next stage. (The Canadian Press/Jeff McIntosh)

Federal officials were lobbied nearly 4,000 times in June, according to registry data. The o...

A Toronto District School Board sign affixed to the fence at the construction site of the federal government's new purpose-built rental development at 389 Cleveland St. warns future residents that their children may be bused elsewhere. (The IJF/Stephen Chamberlain)

When the federal government

A Christian TV station that tried to air in B.C. in 1995 had its charitable status revoked after decades of inactivity. (Renate Köppel via Pixabay)

A charity that tried — and failed — to launch a new Christian television station in B.C. has had its registration revoked after more than two decades without any sign of charitable work.

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)...