Highlights

Lawyers for two men accused in the 2010 so-called mistaken identity killing of a couple near Cranbrook have told a B.C. Supreme Court judge the evidence falls short of that need for a conviction and that the pair are entitled to acquittals.

A former informant alleges she was repeatedly sexually abused, allegations that were reportedly resolved or dismissed at the time of a 1995 inquiry.

A better understanding of language and its neuroscientific basis would help us handle linguistic issues throughout our lives.

Restaurants could be forced to shut down without more assistance, says non-profit

It’s no secret that time management has become harder than ever. But it’s not because we work more, or that life is getting faster.

As of Tuesday afternoon, B.C. had identified five Omicron cases in the province

Police say the "level of violence" in an otherwise "mundane" confrontation is "shocking."

The opening follows a massive, three-week cleanup effort, including repairs and engineering assessments of the highway

Picnic tables are buried under gravel and many trees have fallen, says Chilliwack resident

An undisclosed number of children aged 5-11 had their COVID-19 vaccine bookings cancelled after a B.C. government error scheduled them at pharmacies