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A journey to prime time TV for B.C. actress

A journey to prime time TV for B.C. actress

As she does in all her roles, the actress looks to find as much of herself in the character to bring that person to life.
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Britannia Mine Museum to host celebratory event

Britannia Mine Museum to host celebratory event

On May 20, the museum will host ‘Dig Day,’ a family-friendly event in celebration of 100 years of Mill No. 3.
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Animatronic dinosaurs from Lantzville property to be auctioned off

Animatronic dinosaurs from Lantzville property to be auctioned off

A dozen dinosaurs, a dino-shaped waterslide, an electric train, a tree that sings songs in Russian, a food truck, tractors and more will be auctioned off online May 25
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Vancouver police officer tells inquest he punched Myles Gray as hard as he could

Vancouver police officer tells inquest he punched Myles Gray as hard as he could

BURNABY, B.C.
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West Vancouver man who fed bears in his backyard fined $5,000

West Vancouver man who fed bears in his backyard fined $5,000

The man fed bears, including cubs, leftover food and crackers four times
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B.C. providing $42M to support province's film, digital arts sectors

B.C. providing $42M to support province's film, digital arts sectors

Move touted as largest-ever single investment in the creative sector
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B.C. limits supply of Ozempic for its diabetes patients, not weight loss in U.S.

B.C. limits supply of Ozempic for its diabetes patients, not weight loss in U.S.

VICTORIA — British Columbia wants to work with the federal government to ensure prescription drugs are available to Canadians and don't end up sold over the internet to American customers, Health Minister Adrian Dix said Wednesday.
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Bargaining continues as federal workers picket, major service disruptions expected

Bargaining continues as federal workers picket, major service disruptions expected

The union leader said that if the federal government doesn't start negotiating "seriously," federal workers "will stay out here for as long as it takes."
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Company that set up illegal fish farm to get second chance, says B.C. government

Company that set up illegal fish farm to get second chance, says B.C. government

A freshwater fish farm near Powell River owned by Agrimarine faces multiple federal and provincial investigations, and continues to operate despite setting up operations outside its licence area.
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Ladysmith marina future in question as water lease set to shift to First Nation

Ladysmith marina future in question as water lease set to shift to First Nation

The society that runs the Ladysmith Community Marina has been told it needs to vacate the site and remove its infrastructure by the end of December
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