West Kelowna RCMP are investigating after several people were stabbed early Sunday morning. On March 28, just before 2 am,

A new report released by the global charity World Animal Protection explains the extent of Canada’s role in sustaining the

On April 19, Canadians will learn the contents of the first federal budget they have seen in more than two

Fines for promoting and attending gatherings that contravene the provincial health officer’s (PHO) order just got more expensive. Effective immediately,

After a year in which vacations were few or far between, what better way to ease back into travelling than

Cannabis use among women who were about to conceive children nearly doubled following B.C.’s legalization of cannabis in 2018, a

Whistler RCMP arrested the driver of a car on Highway 99 while another man in the car fled away after

The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of BC is investigating an incident in Vancouver. Information provided by the Vancouver Police Department

Rodenticide Free BC has launched a petition asking for a “long-overdue” ban on rat poisons in British Columbia. Rodenticides, also

BC RCMP has issued a warning about a rise in puppy scams where prospective pet owners are being targeted as

A judge at the Powell River provincial court has fined a man $30,000 for fishing in a closed area of

Vancouver Police have identified a person of interest yesterday in the suspicious circumstance of a man following a woman in Chinatown earlier this week.

Vancouver Police have identified the victim in the city’s third homicide of 2021.

ICBC is delaying the mailing of COVID-19 rebate cheques to customers, due to a cyberattack on a third-party vendor contracted

Pearl Davey and Robert Robertson couldn’t help but let out screams of excitement upon realizing they scored $100,000 from a Pac

The BC SPCA is caring for 119 small dogs surrendered into care from a property near Fort Nelson on March

Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources, the Honourable Seamus O’Regan Jr., today announced a $1,482,000 investment in British Columbia’s Vancouver School

The curfew imposed in Quebec’s “red zones” between 8 pm and 5 am to contain spread of COVID-19 may have

With approximately six weeks left to file your 2020 income tax return, it is important for British Columbians to understand

Just after noon on March 6, a pedestrian called police to report that a man was walking around the Downtown