Highlights

VANCOUVER — A Federal Court judge has approved a $2.8-billion settlement agreement between the Canadian government and plaintiffs representing 325 First Nations whose members went to residential schools.

Police say bitcoin and sextortion scams are on the rise

The B.C. government received a record amount of revenue from coal exports in 2022.

The cost of rent or home ownership grew faster than household incomes, a report going to city council on Monday shows.

The RCMP watchdog has launched a systemic investigation of the British Columbia unit that polices anti-logging and pipeline protests, just as a proposed class-action lawsuit is filed in court over the actions of those officers.

A card deck of provocative sexual slang was given by a public health nurse to students at Fort Nelson Secondary School

Rick Hansen Foundation B.C. Grants Program will identify three sites in the city that need upgrading

City filled nearly two-thirds fewer potholes last year compared to 2015

TORONTO — Canadians are on average making fewer grocery store runs as food inflation persists, but still spending roughly the same amount per trip, according to a report Thursday by RBC.

A proposed plan going to city council on Monday would designate Moccasin Flats as the only public area in the city where overnight camping is allowed.