The province is facing renewed calls to extend a ban on ‘big money’ political donations to civic parties. Continue reading →

The south Okanagan fire hall held an open house and recruitment drive on Sunday afternoon to encourage more women and men to sign up. Continue reading →

An SFU professor said the team name could offend some Americans who may associate The Clan with the Ku Klux Klan. Continue reading →

Conservative MP and former Surrey Mayor Dianne Watts has thrown her hat in the ring in the race for the leadership of the BC Liberal Party.  Continue reading →

“It’s going to take all of us making an effort to understand our history, why we got to the positions that we’re in, and more importantly, what we need to do to move forward together.” Continue reading →

Police have not said whether these incidents are related to Surrey’s ongoing gang conflict. Continue reading →

The Vancouver Whitecaps defeat the Colorado Rapids Saturday night at BC Place. Continue reading →

One man is in critical condition after a police-involved shooting in Vancouver Saturday evening. Continue reading →

Vancouver police are looking for high-risk sex offender Gerald Richard McLean after he didn’t return to his halfway house. Continue reading →

“Into 2019 and beyond we’ll definitely see numbers coming up.” Continue reading →

“We typically do this sort of rail replacement work at night, but because this job is unique and requires a long period of shut down, it’s going to mean that service is going to be impacted.” Continue reading →

It’s the first in a series of public consultations over the next two weeks. Continue reading →

In 1960, there were nines lane of traffic to and from the North Shore. Fifty-seven years later, there are still nine lanes, and no more are in the works. Continue reading →

Expenditures are up an estimated 35 per cent over last year. Continue reading →

Residents in Haida Gwaii helped a beached newborn whale return safely to the water. Continue reading →

Downtown residents are lucky to have a view of the mountains, the ocean, and a beautiful city skyline. But unfortunately, garbage and litter has become a part of that landscape as well. Continue reading →

A fire broke out around 7:30 a.m. at The Hockey Shop, a popular sporting goods store located across the street from the station. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats defeated the B.C. Lions Friday night at B.C. Place. Continue reading →

The student says she felt so uncomfortable by him that she ended plans to upgrade courses because he was still working at the school. Continue reading →

Daniel Deng has to pay B.C.’s real estate council 45-hundred dollars after not telling his clients he was providing services through his personal corporation. Continue reading →

The Kelowna Rockets won 6-2 over the Kamloops Blazers in the season opener for the two WHL league teams. Continue reading →