Skip to content

B.C. News

Beer or wine with your Pacific Buffet? B.C. Ferries plans booze test in summer

Beer or wine with your Pacific Buffet? B.C. Ferries plans booze test in summer

Passengers might be able to purchase a glass of beer or wine on B.C. Ferries as early as this summer. A company spokesperson confirmed Wednesday that B.C. Ferries is developing a pilot project to add beer and wine to its Pacific Buffet menu.
Read more >
Chinese government-sponsored student groups in B.C. should provoke dialogue: rights advocates

Chinese government-sponsored student groups in B.C. should provoke dialogue: rights advocates

Chinese government-sponsored student groups are coming under the spotlight in Canada, including in B.C. where a university authorized a military-style Chinese flag raising ceremony.
Read more >
Family told Pickton victim’s remains not cremated, not fit for burial

Family told Pickton victim’s remains not cremated, not fit for burial

Marnie Frey with daughter Brittney Photograph By LYNN FREY, FACEBOOK PAGE This is the second in a series of two articles examining what happened to the remains of some of Port Coquitlam, B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton’s victims. HERE is part one.
Read more >
Questions remain about cremations of Pickton victim's remains

Questions remain about cremations of Pickton victim's remains

Coroner, funeral director say proper procedures followed
Read more >
Fighting flames: B.C. woman reflects on eight seasons tackling wildfires

Fighting flames: B.C. woman reflects on eight seasons tackling wildfires

Jennifer Seguin shares the good (and the bad) of what it's like spending summers in the bush fighting fires
Read more >
Ferries says ridership is setting records, but net earnings are down

Ferries says ridership is setting records, but net earnings are down

Transportation
Read more >
Feds pass oil tanker moratorium for northern B.C. coast

Feds pass oil tanker moratorium for northern B.C. coast

The federal government has passed a bill this week that regulates oil tankers moving along British Columbia’s northern coast.
Read more >
Oyster-linked illnesses damaging B.C. shellfish industry

Oyster-linked illnesses damaging B.C. shellfish industry

A norovirus outbreak linked to people eating raw oysters from farms in south and central Baynes Sound has hurt B.C.’s entire shellfish industry, a growers’ association said Wednesday (May 2).
Read more >
B.C.'s dispute over bitumen control likely to end up in Supreme Court: lawyers

B.C.'s dispute over bitumen control likely to end up in Supreme Court: lawyers

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's court case over the flow of heavy oil through the province could be damaged by the NDP government's previous positions against the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, says a legal expert.
Read more >
B.C. Bud to Beijing? China presses Canada over illicit marijuana imports

B.C. Bud to Beijing? China presses Canada over illicit marijuana imports

OTTAWA — Chinese officials have been quietly grilling Canada about illicit marijuana flowing to their country, prompting Ottawa to agree to work with them on the problem, an internal federal memo reveals.
Read more >