B.C. News

B.C. is imposing salary increases for lower-paid workers in various sectors that have not been covered by the regular minimum wage requirement. Reaction is mixed as some complain it doesn’t go far enough and others argue it goes too far.

People who are more than $3,000 in child or spousal payment arrears may face driver's licence cancellation

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's Prosecution Service is considering criminal charges against dozens of people arrested for protesting Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

It was a routine call that would change his life. Victoria police Const. Ian Jordan was responding to a break-in alarm on Sept. 22, 1987, when his police cruiser collided with another responding cruiser.

Dan Lucas reflects on life with a prairie hockey team as a 14-year-old from Powell River

A limited-entry hunt will take its place

Human sewage in seawater is most likely cause, health officials say

Conservation officers have killed a black bear that was slated for destruction after injuring a woman earlier this month. The Whistler RCMP responded to a report of a bear eating compost in the Alpine area on the morning of Friday, April 6.

The number of illicit drug overdose deaths across B.C. declined in February, raising hopes that the province has turned a corner in its battle against the epidemic. The B.C.