Crews in water-logged Metro Vancouver prepare for next drenching
Crews in Metro Vancouver are working to clear mudslides and debris in anticipation of another heavy rainstorm that could impact the region's water infrastructure.
2 hikers among 14 rescued from B.C. mountain, officials say 1 in critical condition
Two hikers were rescued from Mount Brunswick in British Columbia, with one in critical condition after a falling incident in snowy conditions.
Amy Hamm: UBC law school panel frets over trans exclusion from female sport
A panel at the University of British Columbia discussed the inclusion of transgender athletes in women's sports, highlighting concerns about biological males competing with female athletes.
ICE detains B.C. mom, daughter in Texas, amid bumpy road to citizenship
A mother and her daughter from British Columbia, now residing in Texas, have been detained by ICE during a routine checkpoint encounter.
Border-hopping cat from British Columbia has a fan following in two countries
A British Columbia cat named Louis Vuitton is becoming a local celebrity for frequently crossing the U.S.-Canada border in search of snacks, earning fans on both sides.
Avalanche Canada warns of βextremeβ danger in parts of southern Alberta and B.C.
Avalanche Canada has issued a warning about extreme avalanche danger in southern Alberta and British Columbia, urging people to avoid the backcountry due to hazardous conditions.
2 men suspected in Calgary murder arrested in B.C., another individual wanted
Two men linked to a Calgary murder have been arrested in British Columbia, with police still searching for a third individual.
Heavy rain in coastal B.C. prompts evacuation watches in Fraser Valley
Heavy rains in the Fraser Valley of British Columbia have led to evacuation alerts for residents as rising floodwaters and potential mudslides pose significant risks.
'Every child deserves a chance to grow up': B.C. mom fights to get son treatment overseas
A British Columbia mother is advocating vigorously for her son Nathan to receive life-saving treatment overseas for his rare brain condition after local options were exhausted.
2 men deported from B.C. as CBSA continues extortion-related crackdown
The Canadian Border Services Agency has deported two men linked to organized crime as part of a broader response to extortion-related incidents in British Columbia.
B.C. faces long-term care shortage, and decision to delay facilities is drawing fire
A British Columbia resident's struggle to find long-term care for his disabled brother highlights a critical care facility shortage in the region and dissatisfaction over recent government delays in construction projects.
Vancouver closing out first no-snow winter in 43 years. There may be more on the way
Vancouver is experiencing its first snow-free winter in 43 years, potentially indicating a new climate norm for the region.
New Idol: Louis, the Cat Who Illegally Crosses the Border Between Canada and the United States
A cat named Louis has become a local hero in Surrey, British Columbia, for his frequent illegal crossings into the U.S., amusing local residents and gaining notoriety for his rebellious antics.
Sabrina Maddeaux: Provinces are profiting from your inflationary pain
The article discusses how provincial governments in Canada, such as those in British Columbia, Manitoba, and Ontario, are benefiting from the inflationary challenges faced by middle-class workers by inadvertently moving them into higher tax brackets without traditional tax increases.
B.C. councillor says permanent time change will make dark school mornings dangerous
A Langford, B.C. councillor is voicing concerns about safety for children walking to school in dark conditions due to the province's year-round daylight saving time.
Artificial turf fields can be deadly for coho salmon: UBC study
A study by the University of British Columbia reveals that artificial turf fields pose a danger to coho salmon due to harmful chemicals leaching from crumb rubber.
Atmospheric river brings βtremendousβ amount of rain to B.C. South Coast
A significant atmospheric river is bringing substantial rainfall to British Columbia's South Coast, with warnings issued across multiple regions.
Ontario Premier Ford urges B.C., Quebec to drop EV sales targets
Ontario's Premier Doug Ford has called on the provinces of British Columbia and Quebec to abandon electric vehicle sales targets, arguing that they hinder Canada's competitiveness.
FIRST READING: B.C. school trustee quits to call out gender ideology in schools
A British Columbia school trustee resigns to criticize the influence of gender ideology in education following a school shooting by a trans-identifying perpetrator.
Atmospheric rivers drench coastal B.C., triggering flood and avalanche risks
Southern British Columbia faces severe weather with heavy rains, leading to flood watches and avalanche risks.
Canadians open to negotiating with Western separatists as data show underrepresentation in Parliament: report
A majority of Canadians are supportive of reforms to the parliamentary system to address concerns of underrepresentation in the House of Commons and Senate, particularly from Western provinces like Alberta and British Columbia.
Is the Cowichan land title ruling affecting property appraisals?
The Cowichan land title ruling is prompting British Columbia appraisers to adjust their property assessments to reflect potential land claims.
Lytton wildfire rebuild lacked legal framework from province, auditor general says
A report highlights that British Columbia's lack of a legal framework hindered the recovery efforts in Lytton following the devastating 2021 wildfire.
B.C. says it has recruited more than 400 U.S. health-care professionals to province
British Columbia has successfully recruited over 400 U.S. health-care professionals in a targeted campaign to address staffing shortages.
Gas, food and travel: How the war in Iran is driving up costs in B.C.
The war in Iran is causing significant increases in food, gas, and travel costs in British Columbia due to rising oil prices and supply chain pressures.
Slain Iran activist previously posted that suspects were plotting his murder
Masood Masjoody, an Iranian dissident and former Simon Fraser University instructor, was murdered in British Columbia, leading to the arrest of two individuals linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps who had prior associations with him.
Atmospheric river brings about 150 mm of rain to B.C.βs South Coast
An atmospheric river is expected to bring around 150 mm of rain to British Columbiaβs South Coast, prompting rainfall warnings and flood watches in various regions.
Nature Paradise in Canada: What Needs to Happen for a Bear and a Hare to Stand Together and Gaze into the Fire?
A catastrophic fire ravaged Siwash Lake in British Columbia, transforming the landscape yet failing to diminish its intrinsic beauty, as residents prepared extensively to protect their community.
'I thought I saw a UFO-shaped object underwater but it was a lost nuclear bomb'
A diver in British Columbia mistook an underwater object for a UFO, leading to concerns about a lost nuclear bomb from 1950.
Parts of B.C. to see wet, windy start to week as atmospheric river approaches
An atmospheric river is set to impact British Columbia, bringing heavy rain and strong winds beginning Monday morning.
Suspects in B.C. killing of vocal Iran critic to make Vancouver court appearance
Two individuals accused of the targeted killing of an Iranian critic in British Columbia are scheduled to appear in court for a hearing.
Geoff Russ: B.C. is the best hope for Canadaβs conservatives
Geoff Russ suggests that British Columbia presents a significant opportunity for Canada's Conservative Party amid challenges faced at the federal level.
B.C. man, 81, faces murder charge after shooting in Port Alberni
An 81-year-old man in British Columbia has been charged with murder following a fatal shooting incident at a trailer park in Port Alberni.
Surrey police probe deadly overnight shooting at home
Police are investigating a fatal shooting incident that occurred overnight at a residence in Surrey, British Columbia.
Composer of the 'Euphoria' soundtrack criticizes the series and vents on social media
British musician Labrinth publicly criticized the series 'Euphoria' and the record label Columbia Records on social media, expressing his frustration with the industry without revealing specific reasons.
Strong atmospheric river forecast to hit coastal B.C. as spring break begins
Parts of coastal British Columbia are expected to experience heavy rainfall from a strong atmospheric river starting this Sunday, coinciding with spring break.
Man accused of killing Montreal store owner previously convicted in fatal B.C. stabbing
A man has been charged with first-degree murder in the killing of a Montreal convenience store owner, having a prior conviction for a similar violent crime in British Columbia.
Fundraiser launched for tech to keep invasive mussels from entering B.C. waters
A fundraising campaign has been initiated to support technology aimed at preventing invasive mussels from entering British Columbia's waters.
Hurricane-strength winds knocked over semi trucks on the Coquihalla Highway
Hurricane-strength winds caused multiple semi trucks to tip over on the Coquihalla Highway in British Columbia, leading to significant traffic delays and road closures.
Man who murdered girlfriend gets reduced sentence partly due to his race
A man who murdered his girlfriend in British Columbia received a reduced sentence influenced in part by his race.
B.C. woman says her bedridden mother was sexually assaulted in care home
A woman from northern British Columbia reported that her bedridden mother was sexually assaulted by another resident in a care home.
B.C. police say murder suspect may have fled overseas as Canada-wide warrant issued
Police in British Columbia have issued a Canada-wide warrant for Amarbir Singh, suspecting he may have fled the country after being charged in the murder of Navdeep Kaur.
Sentence expected in B.C. sex assault cold case
A sentencing decision is imminent for a man guilty of multiple sexual assaults in a British Columbia cold case that has resurfaced after more than 15 years.
United Way BC defends handling of Lapu Lapu donations
United Way BC has defended its response and handling of donations following the Lapu Lapu tragedy, emphasizing their immediate support for victims' families and the establishment of a dedicated fund.
Registration of U.S. nurses in B.C. soars amid recruitment push
The number of U.S. nurses registering in British Columbia has surged due to recent recruitment efforts and changes in the registration process.
Latest B.C. budget most unpopular since Gordon Campbellβs 2010 budget: poll
A new poll indicates that British Columbia's latest budget is the most unpopular since 2010, affecting Premier David Eby's government negatively.
Ford government considers legal changes to prevent B.C.-style drug superlabs
The Ontario government is looking to implement new regulations to prevent the establishment of drug superlabs similar to those recently dismantled in British Columbia.
Your private property may not be safe from Aboriginal-title court cases: Full Comment podcast
The podcast discusses the implications of recent court rulings granting Aboriginal title to lands in British Columbia, suggesting that private property may face legal challenges from Indigenous rights movements.
Damaging winds forecast for much of Alberta, parts of B.C. and Saskatchewan
Severe wind warnings have been issued across Alberta, southern Saskatchewan, and parts of British Columbia, with wind speeds up to 110 km/h expected to cause damage and power outages.
B.C.βs Natalie Wilkie takes home Canadaβs 1st gold at Winter Paralympics
Natalie Wilkie from British Columbia won Canada's first gold medal at the Milan Cortina Paralympics in para-biathlon.