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Ashcroft inland terminal inks deal with Canadian Tire

Ashcroft inland terminal inks deal with Canadian Tire

Investment expected to decrease pressure on Vancouver port facilities
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Photos of property show extensive damage to Monte Lake family home

Photos of property show extensive damage to Monte Lake family home

Funds are being raised to help the Cooke family rebuild.
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Island farmer sending hay to drought-ravaged Interior

Island farmer sending hay to drought-ravaged Interior

The bales are being sold for $50 each, the cost to produce them.
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Conservation officers search for coyote after boy bitten in Vancouver's Stanley Park

Conservation officers search for coyote after boy bitten in Vancouver's Stanley Park

VANCOUVER — Conservation officers are scouring Stanley Park in Vancouver for a coyote that bit a young boy. The Conservation Officer Service says in a statement that the five-year-old was bitten on the leg Tuesday night.
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First Nations urged to boycott ‘disingenuous’ input process on B.C.’s forestry plan

First Nations urged to boycott ‘disingenuous’ input process on B.C.’s forestry plan

First Nations, especially smaller ones, don’t have the technical capacity or staff to respond to such a complex and significant issue in the allotted time frame, Higgins said, adding the province should extend the process at least until year’s end. 
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Everything B.C. residents need to know about international and domestic travel

Everything B.C. residents need to know about international and domestic travel

What to know before you go ✈️
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B.C. officials urge caution as third summer heat wave blankets parts of the province

B.C. officials urge caution as third summer heat wave blankets parts of the province

VANCOUVER — British Columbia officials are reassuring residents that health and emergency services are ready to help people get through another heat wave this week.
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Three-month high for COVID-19 case count in British Columbia

Three-month high for COVID-19 case count in British Columbia

VICTORIA — The COVID-19 infection rate in British Columbia has leaped to 536, a figure not seen since mid-May.
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For the third time this summer, heat warning in effect for parts of B.C.

For the third time this summer, heat warning in effect for parts of B.C.

The heat is expected to last until Sunday.
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Four Surrey Mounties face civil trial for alleged assault

Four Surrey Mounties face civil trial for alleged assault

Trucker Bradley Marvin Degen says he was minding his own business sleeping in his cabin when police came knocking. Allegedly, after resisting arrest, the officers Tasered him
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