China had previously announced it would block Canadian pork imports from a Quebec-based firm. Continue reading →

If you’re planning on towing a trailer this summer, you’ll want to ensure you have the correct driver’s licence for the job. Continue reading →

Traffic is backed up in both directions while motorists wait for the highway to reopen.  Continue reading →

On Thursday, TransLink is set to unveil the results of a review of late-night service, and changes are expected to be in the works.  Continue reading →

“I’ve never seen something skin a fish like that before,” said Cal Robinson. Continue reading →

In Vernon, the city has identified Tronson Road, Eastside Road and Predator Ridge as high risk evacuation areas. Continue reading →

Two cubs are now being cared for at a Langley wildlife rehabilitation centre, while the fate of a third remains unknown. Continue reading →

The Conservation Officer Service said that shooting a bear is a last resort, and is only employed when the animals are habituated to humans. Continue reading →

In B.C., economists estimate nearly $89.2 billion in equity was wiped off the map between April 2018 and April 2019. Continue reading →

The five-hectare Cecil Hill fire is burning above Madiera Park just outside of Pender Harbour. Continue reading →

Police believe the unusual chairs were specifically targeted. Continue reading →

Months after the local homeless camp in Maple Ridge was shut down due to fire concerns and other safety issues, residents say new fire fears are being sparked – by a growing number of homeless encampments cropping up in the city’s residential areas. Continue reading →

The property owner has faced animal-related charges in the past, and the SPCA says it will be recommending charges again.  Continue reading →

The Joffre Lakes plan will also look at possible day-use fees or a hard cap on the number of day-use visitors, should “sustainable visitation levels” remain a problem. Continue reading →

The legal dispute over a ban on captive whales and dolphins now appears to be water under the bridge. Continue reading →

“Being a stepmom is sometimes like a dirty little secret. Like there’s a lot of shame.” Continue reading →

Coun. Steven Pettigrew quit Mayor Doug McCallum’s Safe Surrey Coalition several weeks ago to sit as an independent. Continue reading →

Holly likes to roll around in the warm, tall grass on a hot summer day. Continue reading →

The province has cut its electric vehicle incentive from $5,000 to $3,000 after getting thousands of applications for the subsidy. Continue reading →

This is the first of a five-part series on the state of real estate in Metro Vancouver.  Continue reading →

If you’re planning on towing a trailer this summer, you’ll want to ensure you have the correct driver’s licence for the job. Continue reading →

Three BC Wildfire Service helicopters were on scene, and two air tankers were also deployed. Continue reading →