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VANCOUVER — A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has upheld more than $343,000 in cost-recovery fines that were handed to a forestry company for starting a wildfire in 2016. A decision posted Monday says the wildfire near Nazko, in central B.C.

The province's Clark Griswolds say they'll do another mega display this year despite feeling inflation pressures.

Initiative will pair YVR with B.C. clean-techs to electrify airport operations

Family and friends bearing homemade signs and flowers were waiting at the jetty at CFB Esquimalt to welcome the ships’ crews, as was Defence Minister Anita Anand

Home security system shows mother bear holding the flap of the pet door open as bear cub puts its head in, then pushing it through.

VANCOUVER — Environment Canada is warning of heavy snowfall for eastern and central B.C. on Tuesday, a day after some regions on the coast broke cold temperature records.

Tim Kubash was booked on a WestJet flight leaving from Victoria International Airport, trying to get home to Salmon Arm.

The union argues that if wages aren’t increased, more ferry workers will leave, putting an extra burden on those left behind

Rule, which is related to use of masks and respirators, is affecting members of the Sikh faith, says union

“One of our concerns was that the food bank campaign would suffer if people had already made a donation to the kettle campaign outside of our stores,” stated the BCLDB.