In his latest book, author Aaron Chapman chronicles an era that many current Vancouver residents may not know about.
At one point, one in every 25 newspapers worldwide was printed on paper from Powell River.
Environment Canada said a smaller storm system is expected to affect British Columbia’s south coast late Friday.
TransLink is asking customers to build in extra time for their commute.
The third atmospheric river will bring heavy rain to B.C.’s south coast on Wednesday.
Dr. Bonnie Henry said it’s important to have open and honest conversations about vaccination status ahead of the holidays.
Places of worship in B.C. can operate at full capacity if all participants are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, otherwise, services are limited to 50 per cent of seated capacity.
No new deaths were recorded, leaving the province’s COVID-19 death toll at 233.
Narinder Bhangal says it’s going to take years for his business to recover.
The woman and her dog are expected to make a full recovery.
Monday marked the first day that children aged five to 11 were able to receive a dose of COVID-19 vaccine.
Mo Movassaghi was arrested on Wednesday night and later pleaded guilty to two counts of failure to comply with an order of the health officer and one count of selling liquor.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is set to visit Abbotsford during a visit to B.C. on Friday.
Some COVID-19 safety protocols are in place, including mandatory masks in indoor settings.
‘The time for debate about whether systemic racism exists in policing is over,’ the report funded by the B.C. human rights commissioner reads.