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A group of lost skiers had to decide to spend the night on the mountain or hike for nine hours in deep snow. 

"Discrimination used to be against the law," lawyers said. "But the Alberta government doesn't care."

Jay Chalke says it's "unjust" that the Transportation Act allows some roads on private property to be automatically considered public if government money is spent on maintenance — even if the property owner doesn't know or consent.

Fred Doe is one of three people convicted in the invasion of an East Vancouver home in the middle of the night where the occupants received life-changing injuries.

Dawson Creek RCMP say they've successfully arrested and pressed charges against two Dawson Creek men involved in a daylight break and enter to a well site with the help of Police Dog Services.

The board voted to reduce the projected increase to 16 per cent by cutting the amount of money allocated for park acquisition

Wally Firth was the north’s first Indigenous MP, a pilot and a fur trader, as well as an accomplished musician who donated countless instruments to youth living in the remote Indigenous communities he used to serve.

Health officials are working with First Nation that declared a state of emergency following the deaths of 11 of its members, many of them youths, in the past two months, premier says.

Longtime Environment Minister George Heyman says he will endorse former Vancouver city councillor Andrea Reimer to seek the NDP nomination in his riding.

WHISTLER, B.C. — Several people venturing into the mountains in southwestern British Columbia had to be rescued in separate operations over the weekend.