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VANCOUVER — A First Nation community in southeastern B.C. has lost homes because of a fast-moving wildfire, and Premier David Eby says the provincial and federal governments are teaming up to provide emergency response.

OTTAWA — Canada is dusting off and updating emergency protocols to deal with fallout from a possible tactical nuclear exchange in Europe or the spread of radiation across the ocean from a Ukrainian power plant explosion.

A new study is looking at the short- and long-term impacts of high-speed internet in northern B.C.

TORONTO — A price drop for Canadian phone and internet services last month has some observers optimistic about the downward trend, but industry watchers say there is still a long way to go when it comes to telecom affordability. Consumers paid 14.

Investigators on scene at Alpine Village townhouses

Woman's body found in downtown motel room on Monday

Now living in Sweden, Lottie Jangdal moved by efforts to return ring from half a world away

Mortgage delinquencies remain low but some anecdotal evidence shows cracks in financial resilience.

The Prince George mill was temporarily curtailed last week, due to the strike by port workers.

Kyle Gagne and his wife were airlifted to Royal Columbian Hospital July 10 following a multi-vehicle collision on the Coquihalla Highway.