B.C. News Roundup: Ferries, Liquor Rules, Jets, and Tax Push

Vancouver council declines to sanction Mayor Ken Sim after harassment finding Vancouver council rejects sanctions against Mayor Ken Sim after misconduct findings Read the integrity report, council split, and fallout over the harassment claim Fighter jets will patrol World Cup venues in Vancouver and Toronto FIFA World Cup security tightens with fighter jets, nofly zones and drone bans Patrols in Vancouver and Toronto aim to protect venues—see what fans need to know Northern B.C. officials call for higher taxes on data centres Data centre tax rules in B.C. face pressure as cities seek higher industrial rates Municipal leaders say the change could boost revenue and better reflect local costs B.C. Ferries to add 5% fuel surcharge on June 16 B.C. Ferries fuel surcharge adds 5% to all fares starting June 16 See how rising fuel costs affect tickets, vehicles and reservations B.C. bars and restaurants welcome liquor policy change BC liquor pilot gives bars, pubs and restaurants more buying flexibility Cut stockouts, ease cash flow, and see how the threeyear trial could help. B.C. woman awarded $210,000 after sexual assault case BC sexual assault damages: court awards $210,000 after a sexsomnia defence See the ruling details and how the judge assessed harm, trust, and recovery Kelowna veteran receives custom model ship after nationwide effort HMCS Haida model honors Kelowna veteran Richard Brown with a custom replica See how veterans, hobbyists and the Royal Canadian Navy made it happen