The new meters, Fortis BC says, will explore ways to improve the reliability of its system and add new customer benefits.

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) is alerting investors about “smart wallet” apps that purportedly store a person’s crypto-assets and

Possibility of a strike by TransLink operators and Seabus workers looms over the transit system as negotiations broke off between

From black bear families to a praying racoon, BC SPCA has announced the winners of the 11th annual Wildlife-In-Focus photography contest.

The closures are to support bridge user safety through the continued installation of an early seismic activity and wind warning system.

An olive ridley sea turtle that usually inhabits tropical and subtropical waters was rescued by  community members in Port Alberni on Sept. 30.

The pedestrian, a Vancouver resident, was crossing the street near East 49th Avenue and Tyne Street when he was struck by a Suzuki station wagon shortly after 6 p.m.

 An investigation into the conduct of two Lower Mainland police officers while they were off-duty in Canada is now moving to a disciplinary proceeding.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police is thanking the public after a tip from a citizen led to the arrest of a woman who allegedly stole a phone from a young man with disabilities.

Province is reminding drivers that beginning on Oct. 1, people travelling on most provincial highways are required to equip their vehicles with appropriate winter tires.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police has identified and issued an arrest warrant for a man who choked and then robbed people on transit.

At the Union of BC Municipalities meeting on Thursday, the City of Victoria brought forward a resolution to lower the

Got the travel bug? BCLC’s new $10 Scratch & Win ticket, Roam, is designed for players whose dream of winning

A significant proportion of British Columbians recently had to deal with unsolicited text messages and calls on their mobile phone,

WorkSafeBC is raising awareness about the dangers of asbestos in pre-1990s homes and urging homeowners to talk to their contractor before starting renovations or a demolition.

To qualify for the CleanBC rebates, home and workplace charging stations must be installed, and final documentation submitted, by March 31, 2020.

Researchers drawing on 100-year-old sources of salmon data have found that recent returns of wild adult sockeye salmon to the

People can enter their email on the Government of British Columbia’s air quality website to automatically receive air quality advisories and smoky skies bulletins.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect who allegedly stole a mobile phone from a young man with physical disabilities.

Are you going hiking in the Garibaldi Provincial Park in the fall? BC Parks is urging people to leave the