Transport

• Halifax pilot draws Blue Jays logo in the sky

  A Halifax pilot and longtime Blue Jays fan has taken his support for Canada's baseball team to new heights — literally — tracing the team's logo through the skies over Nova Scotia.

  Sports

  Oct 17
  
• Saskatchewan won’t probe wildfire plane problems

  The Saskatchewan Party members of a legislature committee have rejected a bid by the Opposition NDP to expand the auditor's probe into problems with the province's wildfire fighting aircraft.

  Canada

  Sep 22
  
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• RCMP probe ‘threat of violence’ against Penticton city employee

  Officials in Penticton, B.C., say police are investigating a recent "threat of violence" directed at a senior member of municipal staff in the Okanagan city.

  Crime

  Aug 28
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• Uber wins court battle over downtown Vancouver pickup and dropoff fees

  The B.C. Supreme Court has invalidated a bylaw passed by the City of Vancouver that imposed a fee on ride-hailing companies working on city streets during peak hours. 

  Politics

  Aug 11
• B.C.’s Kootenay Lake ferries to resume full service Friday following long labour dispute

  British Columbia's labour minister says the Kootenay Lake ferries are expected to resume full service Friday following a months-long labour dispute. 

  Apr 10
• 16-year-old charged in stabbing of Vancouver taxi driver

  A teenager has been charged with assault for allegedly stabbing a taxi driver in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside last week.

  Mar 24
• B.C.’s Helijet to donate air ambulance to Ukraine

  Helijet said in a statement it has agreed with "a consortium of Canadian and Ukrainian non-governmental organizations" to deliver the Sikorsky air ambulance.

  Feb 10
• Tiny towns in B.C.’s southeast fear being cut off by inland ferry strike

  A sense of panic is growing in tiny communities around Kootenay Lake over fears they will be cut off from their neighbours and jobs by an escalating ferry service labour dispute.

  Dec 30, 2024
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• Cargo jet reported ‘flight control problem’ before sliding off Vancouver runway

  The Transportation Safety Board says it's investigating after a Boeing 767 cargo jet went off a runway at Vancouver International Airport.

  Nov 19, 2024
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• Union says talks to resume as bitter B.C. port work stoppage drags on

  The federal labour minister says there's a "concerning lack of urgency" to resolve port disputes in British Columbia and Montreal and the parties need to reach agreements quickly.

  Economy

  Nov 7, 2024