Province launches COVID-19 survey
BC Government is inviting people to take part in a COVID-19 survey to gather information on how the pandemic has impacted the health and well-being of people.
North Vancouver power outage postponed, BC Hydro says
A planned power outage for parts of North Vancouver will not go ahead as scheduled on Friday, September 26. BC
Build Canada Homes to develop housing on federal lands
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced the creation of Build Canada Homes, a new federal agency tasked with accelerating the
B.C. man’s Porsche impounded for speeding
A 25-year-old Qualicum Beach man lost his Porsche 718 GT4 RS after BC Highway Patrol officers stopped him for excessive
Over 60 drivers impounded on Sea to Sky Highway
More than 60 vehicles were impounded for speeding and impaired driving on Highway 99 in the last week of August,
More than 600 impaired drivers removed from B.C. roads
BC Highway Patrol removed 626 impaired drivers from June 15 to August 31, according to results from the 2025 Summer
One in three speeding in school zones: ICBC survey
As students return to class next week, a new survey by the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) reveals that
High streamflow advisory issued for North Shore
The B.C. River Forecast Centre has issued a high streamflow advisory for the North Shore Mountains and other parts of
BC mortgage broker fined $35,000 for misleading mortgage documents
A B.C. mortgage broker has been ordered to pay $35,000 for failing to report misleading mortgage applications submitted under his
BC Utilities Commission to monitor gas prices after Carbon Tax removal
The British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) will monitor retail fuel prices across the province to ensure consumers see savings at
Four BC realtors fined for deceptive advertising
BC Financial Services Authority, the regulatory body for real estate agents, has recently issued administrative penalties to four B.C. real
Why is Iain Black running to be the MP for Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam
What a privilege to return to my community and ask for your support. I am drawn back into politics out
BC avalanche claims three lives
A 45-year-old man from Whistler is dead after an avalanche near Kaslo claimed the lives of three heli-skiers and left
Eby announces new measures to defend BC from Trump tarrifs
Premier David Eby has announced a series of measures to counter Donald Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods and energy. “The
4.6 Earthquake strikes near Washington; tremors felt in BC
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck near Washington, USA, at 5:02 a.m. local time, sending tremors across parts of the United
Two men dead after falling through ice at BC lake
Two men who went ice fishing at Grace Lake on February 4 were found dead after reportedly falling through the
BC Highway Patrol fines and impounds YouTuber’s heavily modified car
A highly-modified Nissan GT-R is spending the week in an impound lot on Vancouver Island after its driver was ticketed
BC to pull top-selling US liquor brands from shelves, Eby announces
Premier David Eby has announced immediate countermeasures to defend B.C.’s workers and businesses following the U.S. decision to impose 25%
Camping reservations open in BC Parks campgrounds
Campsites in many BC Parks can be reserved for the 2025 spring camping season. Campsites in BC Parks can be
BC man fined $5,000 for sharing ex’s intimate images on social media
The BC Civil Resolution Tribunal (CRT) has ruled in favour of a woman whose intimate images were shared online by
Competition Bureau investigating Leon’s and The Brick about marketing practices
The Competition Bureau of Canada has obtained a court order to gather information and advance an ongoing investigation into Leon’s
