Several vehicles were set on fire overnight Sunday in South Vancouver in what police believe were targeted arsons. Shortly before

BC Parks is warning the community about hazardous conditions in the Diamond Head area of the Garibaldi Provincial Park. Expect

Record-breaking heat this summer claimed the lives of at least 595 British Columbians, according to updated data released by the

The BC SPCA is conducting an investigation into allegations of animal cruelty at a Fraser Valley dairy farm. “Last week,

Vancouver Police have released video of man who tried to attack a hotel concierge with a knife earlier this month,

The British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) has approved, on a permanent basis, a 15 percent decrease to ICBC’s basic insurance

Premier John Horgan will be undergoing surgery to remove growth in his throat. He has released the following statement regarding

The Canadian Association of Journalists (CAJ) calls on B.C. Premier John Horgan’s government to immediately reverse course and abandon its

A volatile combination of high housing costs, pandemic job losses, rising food costs and an anticipated further pull-back on government

Vancouver Police are investigating another stranger assault in the Downtown Eastside, after a woman was stabbed in the leg with

Together with the Canadian Travel and Tourism Roundtable, seniors from across Canada are calling on the federal government to remove

BC Ferries has cancelled several sailings due to extreme weather tomorrow, Monday, October 25. Vancouver (Tsawwassen) – Victoria (Swartz Bay) 7:00

Vancouver Police are investigating after a man was seen downtown with a gun on Tuesday and are appealing for witnesses

Charges have been approved by BC Prosecution Service against four people in relation to a Vancouver Police kidnapping investigation from

The weather events of 2020 and 2021 made clear that climate change is one of the most pressing issues facing

A public opinion poll by the Real Estate Foundation of BC and the University of Victoria’s POLIS Water Sustainability Project

BC Ferries expects a very busy Thanksgiving long weekend, especially on the Vancouver (Tsawwassen) – Victoria (Swartz Bay) route, while

A Whistler resident, Zuzana Stevikova, was fined $60,000 for feeding and attracting bears to her property in a precedent-setting case.

Drivers and vehicle owners are reminded that B.C.’s annual winter tire requirements are in effect. Drivers without the proper winter

A Lotto Max ticket purchased in Burnaby scored a phenomenal $70 million during last night’s Lotto Max jackpot draw. It