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From January to October of this year, a daily average 339 B.C. Corrections clients were on court-ordered electronic supervision.

The Hudson’s Hope RCMP say they’ve completed their fourth annual toy drive, thanking local businesses and organizations.

Study reveals British Columbia's killer whales ingest and absorb toxins from oil spills and wildfires.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's civil forfeiture office has secured $10 million from a company that provided payment processing services for people found guilty or who are alleged to have been running scams against vulnerable seniors.

Heavy snow expected tonight on sections of Highway 97 North

Company was ordered to electrify perimeter of work camp after two incidents of human-bear interactions

While residing in a $8.4-million home outfitted with $500,000 worth of furniture, homemaker Nina Zhang claimed annual child expenses of $320,000 for a live-in nanny, private school, chauffeur, violin lessons, language classes, swim club and orchestras while claiming gross income of $66,476 and receiving $17,564.42 in child tax benefits.

The end of the road is coming for gas-powered vehicles in Canada as Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault finalizes new regulations mandating the transition to battery-operated cars, trucks and SUVs.

The victim received four stab wounds in the head, 10 in the back and two in his chest.

The bylaw sets out complaint and resolution procedures for city councillors