Skip to content
Join our Newsletter

BC News

Some COVID-19 restrictions in B.C. health-care settings lifted

Some COVID-19 restrictions in B.C. health-care settings lifted

Among them: the requirement for universal mask-wearing by all staff and visitors in health-care facilities.
Read more >
Kelowna-based drug traffickers sentenced to penitentiary time

Kelowna-based drug traffickers sentenced to penitentiary time

Police found fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, ketamine, six firearms and $170,000 in cash during a Kelowna raid.
Read more >
What happens if you find expired food on Vancouver grocery store shelves?

What happens if you find expired food on Vancouver grocery store shelves?

"Expiration dates and best before dates are not the same thing."
Read more >
Victoria woman sings ode to mom on Canada's Got Talent

Victoria woman sings ode to mom on Canada's Got Talent

Sima Saxena, an administrator at Royal Jubilee Hospital, always dreamed of a life in show business
Read more >
Horgan’s first post-politics role at Teck spin-off company unethical, says Green leader

Horgan’s first post-politics role at Teck spin-off company unethical, says Green leader

Green leader Sonia Furstenau said the party will be introducing legislation that addresses how and when politicians can enter the private sector
Read more >
'Local celebrity' killer whale Chainsaw spotted in B.C. waters

'Local celebrity' killer whale Chainsaw spotted in B.C. waters

Not only was a famous whale spotted but also a calf in B.C.'s waters.
Read more >
Eby teases additional infrastructure support for growing cities

Eby teases additional infrastructure support for growing cities

The B.C. premier says the Growing Communities Fund — $1 billion funnelled to municipalities to help with infrastructure needs — is an example of what the province would like to continue to do to support local governments as cities expand.
Read more >
Opinion: Full-time workers are stressed and feeling the fatigue

Opinion: Full-time workers are stressed and feeling the fatigue

Twenty-six per cent of full-time employees in British Columbia report they have felt depressed because of work in the past year
Read more >
Province to pay $9M toward shore power for cruise ships at Ogden Point

Province to pay $9M toward shore power for cruise ships at Ogden Point

The goal is for visiting cruise ships to turn off their engines and plug into the local power grid while in port, reducing greenhouse-gas emissions and ship noise.
Read more >
Sexual abuse alleged against B.C. priest who inspired Canadian classic

Sexual abuse alleged against B.C. priest who inspired Canadian classic

Anglican priest Eric Powell inspired Margaret Craven's Canadian classic 'I Heard The Owl Call My Name.'
Read more >