“I heard you. I hear you today, I understand your concerns,” Trudeau replied. Continue reading →

The Victoria-based museum has also announced hundreds of items from its collection will now be available for repatriation. Continue reading →

“I’ve been locked up in a house for a couple months so it’s nice to just see all my friends and family. We will take it from there.” Continue reading →

“It’s an incredible finish to an incredible season.” Continue reading →

Police say the incident “bears a resemblance” to similar reports over the past year, and are investigating links. Continue reading →

Hobo Recreational Cannabis aims to offer a similar experience for picking out pot to choosing a pint of craft beer. Continue reading →

New initiatives are being funded to try and avoid the devastating effects of 2017’s massive wildfires in the 100 Mile House area. Continue reading →

The family of murdered teen Kimberly Proctor say they feel betrayed by a justice system that is giving her killers a chance at freedom. Continue reading →

It is hoping the national appreciation day can be organized to coincide with the force’s 100th anniversary in 2020. Continue reading →

Liam Robertson was taking the scenic route when he saw two men pushing a familiar-looking bike. Continue reading →

Residents in the B.C. community of Peachland are accustomed to seeing bears, but the Okanagan town is experiencing a spike in bear reports this spring. Continue reading →

The money, court documents allege, was seized by RCMP in connection with a massive drug bust in Australia. Continue reading →

“This witness may not think he saw anything important, but we will leave no stone unturned to determine what caused the collision that took the life of a young girl,” said police. Continue reading →

The teen’s father says he suffered a traumatic brain injury, and has been unable to regularly attend school since the incident. Continue reading →

“I heard you. I hear you today, I understand your concerns,” Trudeau replied. Continue reading →

“If they adjust their speed, great, and if they don’t, the police are out there giving them tickets,” says ICBC road safety co-ordinator Karen Klein. Continue reading →

The overall number of stores in the community will be capped at 14. Continue reading →

The B.C. River Forecast Centre says snow levels have dropped significantly since the beginning of the month due to persistently hot weather and rapid melt. Continue reading →

Just 46 per cent of British Columbians have bought or prepared an emergency kit with supplies they would need in the event of a disaster, the poll found. Continue reading →

Environment Canada says smoke from the Alberta fires is expected to impact northeastern B.C. for between 24 and 48 hours. Continue reading →

Other big names on the schedule include The Beach Boys, Burton Cummings and ZZ Top. Continue reading →

The veterinarian, three-term BC Liberal MLA and former Kamloops mayor was acclaimed Tuesday evening at an event in Kamloops. Continue reading →