Gary Bahr still can’t believe what he witnessed from his deck on the Sunshine Coast earlier this month. Continue reading →

Last year, at the age of just 42, the Vernon, B.C. woman suffered a stroke that’s impacted her memory and her vision. Continue reading →

Woodlands survivors who have not come forward are encouraged to make a claim. Continue reading →

The historic results of recent provincial elections in Quebec and New Brunswick are a sign that voters are embracing change, according to one political scientist. Continue reading →

The Vancouver School Board says it’s working with the health authority to educate youth about cannabis through a program called SACY. Continue reading →

The Walmart is adjacent to the Guildford Town Centre Mall, where Legionella bacteria was discovered in cooling towers on Friday. Continue reading →

Drug overdose numbers in B.C. remain staggering. Continue reading →

For the past two weeks, air quality levels have fluctuated between moderate to severe. Continue reading →

Affected residents are discussing options which include building dikes along the Kettle River and raising houses located in the flood plain or allowing the province to buy out affected properties and relocate residents to other parts of town. Continue reading →

A group of firefighters found a group of puppies while returning from work battling a blaze in the North Okanagan. Continue reading →