Highlights

A Trail nurse who interrupted an Indigenous family's smudging ceremony has been reprimanded and must undergo remedial education related to cultural safety and humility, ethics, sensitivity training, communication and professional standards.

The non-payment is a breach of B.C.'s Hospital Insurance Act.

​​​​​​​Canfor alone poses more of a threat to old-growth trees than all 127 First Nations-owned logging companies combined, with an estimated risk of 14 per cent compared to 12 per cent.

B.C. outlined a plan to switch permanently in 2019, but the legislation did not set a date because the province is waiting for Washington, Oregon and California to also approve the change.

OTTAWA — Lawyers for a proposed class-action lawsuit against the convoy protest in Ottawa argued in court Wednesday that GiveSendGo may be in breach of a freezing order on funds raised for the convoy on the website.

Newcomers were already facing financial, personal, and health struggles in rural Canada before the pandemic. Now, they are worse off, the authors argue, not least of all because of the lack of settlement services available to them in these regions

Xin Ying Zhou of Surrey, convicted of animal cruelty relating to cats and dogs in her care, had her appeal dismissed in B.C. Supreme Court.

A North Vancouver couple want to know how things could have gone so wrong with their baby son's birth, leading to their terrible loss.

Chief Corinna Leween of the Chaslatta Carrier Nation — whose traditional lands are located northwest of Prince George, along the pipeline's corridor — said the agreements are an "historic milestone" for Indigenous communities.

Spiking oil prices have come down slightly, meaning gas price drop is coming