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WorkSafeBC investigates ferry worker's death in Richmond: union

RICHMOND, B.C. — BC Ferries says the body of one of its workers was recovered Saturday after the employee fell into the Fraser River in Richmond.

British Columbia expands gas-price tracking to additional four communities

VICTORIA — Fuel prices will be tracked in four additional communities in B.C. under legislation aimed at providing the public with more information on the price at the pumps.

Heavy rainfall in parts of British Columbia affects travel as roads closed

PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — A number of roads in northern British Columbia have been closed after heavy rain caused washouts and localized flooding on Monday.

Seven arrested over Vancouver road blockade by anti-racism protesters: police

VANCOUVER — Seven people have been arrested as police removed protesters from a major route connecting downtown Vancouver to the city's east side.
B.C. expands Foundry mental health, substance use services to 8 communities

B.C. expands Foundry mental health, substance use services to 8 communities

VICTORIA — The B.C. government is expanding its mental health and substance use services for youth and their families to eight more communities.
Peace River closed at Site C

Peace River closed at Site C

Homicide team probes suspicious fire where one person is dead in Langley, B.C.

LANGLEY, B.C. — The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has taken over an investigation of a house fire where a body was found in Langley, B.C. A statement from the team on social media said the death was suspicious.
Politics as normal suspended in B.C., but will that change when house returns?

Politics as normal suspended in B.C., but will that change when house returns?

VICTORIA — British Columbia's Opposition leader says fighting the pandemic produced a unified health front among traditional adversaries, but with the province facing its darkest economic crisis in decades, political battle lines must go beyond worki

COVID forces changes as B.C. provincial courts reopen for trials

VANCOUVER — Provincial court trials in British Columbia will resume July 6 with numerous changes not only for health and safety reasons amid COVID-19, but to accelerate the court process.

B.C. police watchdog clears RCMP in death of a man who used the river to escape

SURREY, B.C. — British Columbia's police watchdog has determined that officers weren't at fault for the death of a man who tried to escape arrest by jumping in the Fraser River.