The event is a fundraiser for the Wreck Beach Preservation Society, which seeks to keep the beach in as natural a state as possible. Continue reading →

Daniel Creagh is facing one count of second-degree murder. Continue reading →

The province has already spent about $25 million more than was budgeted for firefighting for the year. Continue reading →

While many communities in B.C. are facing threat from a major flare-up in wildfire activity, in the northeast it’s flooding that’s a concern. Continue reading →

The mayor’s critics say the timing of the policy change, three months before a civic election, is suspicious. Continue reading →

“We will not be evicted,” say protesters. Continue reading →

A nearby pleasure craft was able to reach the sinking boat within 10 minutes of the mayday call, and safely rescued everyone aboard. Continue reading →

Police say Vickers “poses a risk of significant harm to the safety of the general public.” Continue reading →

West Vancouver fire crews were called to a “moderately” sized brush fire in the Eagle Harbour area on Friday afternoon. Continue reading →

More than 200 firefighters had been deployed to the eastern provinces earlier in July. Continue reading →

The Ministry of Transportation is advising drivers to use the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge as an alternate route.  Continue reading →

The First Nation wants construction frozen until a court case opposing the project can be heard. Continue reading →

Trout Lake in Vancouver and Burnaby’s Barnett Marine Park have both exceeded E. coli levels that are considered safe for the public. Continue reading →

A handgun was visible on the ground at one scene, but police said no shots were fired and there were no reports of injuries. Continue reading →

“There’s only one reason for that, and that’s because ICBC is the only place to go,” said spokesperson Kris Sims. “They are a forced government monopoly.” Continue reading →