B.C. News

Use of an insufficient length of rope on a rescue boat caused it to fall and injure two crew members during a drill on B.C. Ferries’ Queen of Cumberland last year, according to a Transportation Safety Board investigation.

Richmond man, 42, has died after being stabbed on a bus following a "random argument" say police

Conservationists are concerned about a potential backlash against bats following a rare case in which a 21-year-old Parksville man died from rabies after a bat encounter. Mandy Kellner, co-ordinator of the B.C.

Family says Port Alberni teenagers left town looking for work in Yukon or Alberta

Move is in stark contrast to Ontario becoming more restrictive on interprovincial e-commerce shipments of alcohol into the province

Public health officials on Vancouver Island have been inundated with calls in recent days from people concerned about possible exposure to rabid bats.

The future of the Sir John A. Macdonald statue removed from the steps of Victoria City Hall a year ago won’t be decided until May 2020 at the earliest.

The Royal B.C. Museum and the Royal B.C. Museum Foundation are reviewing policies and guidelines around the sale of Indigenous art at the museum gift shop following a scathing rebuke from a world-renowned First Nations artist.

Dr. Kim MacDonald presented a plan to VCH three years ago, but says 'nothing really happened'

B.C. Ferries is bringing back midnight sailings this summer as the corporation ramps up for its busiest season. Extra sailings and seasonal adjustments to schedules begin Friday.