BC NDP grocery rebate may not happen due to Trump tariff threat: minister
The BC NDP announced a grocery rebate of up to $1,000 for all households as part of its platform ahead of the B.C. election ...
‘Wish I could go back in time,’ caregiver tells inquest into B.C. starvation death
Astrid Dahl was supposed to be caring for Florence Girard when the 54-year-old woman died of malnourishment and starvation in ...
B.C. must learn to ‘co-exist’ with wildfires as study outlines possible dire future
The study by UBC researchers says urgent change is needed in order for British Columbians to co-exist with wildfires.
B.C. court rules on disputed $2M lottery pool win that ‘ruined relationships’
A B.C. man won't have to share his $2 million lottery prize, after a B.C. court rejected his coworkers'  claim the payout was ...
Trump tariffs could cost B.C.’s economy almost $70B in 3 years, government says
B.C. Premier David Eby and Finance Minister Brenda Bailey will speak to British Columbians on Thursday about proposed tariffs from the United States.
4 families lose everything in devastating Penelakut Island fire
A member of the island's First Nations Band has started a GoFundMe for the four families who lost their homes due to the blaze. One unit was vacant at the time.
‘Just gone’: Former BC Lions player loses childhood home in L.A. wildfire
Daved Benefield grew up in Altadena, which is one of the many communities reduced to ashes by wildfires that have now been ...
Metro Vancouver to start governance review after questions over mayors’ pay
A governance review of Metro Vancouver will start next week, according to board chair Mike Hurley, who commented at a Mayors' Committee meeting on Friday morning.
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Elections BC says it hasn’t called in RCMP
Elections BC says it hasn't asked the RCMP to investigate a complaint from the B.C. Conservatives about alleged "voting ...
Neighbour ‘purposely farting’ at resident among 10 wacky B.C. bylaw calls of 2024
The Local Government Compliance and Enforcement Association of BC (LGCEA) is sharing the top 10 unique calls officers across B.C. received in 20214.
‘Nowhere to go’: North Vancouver housing building to shut down
Since 2020, many people have made their home at the former Travelodge in North Vancouver, which was set up by BC Housing during the pandemic to ease shelter overcrowding.
Richmond mayor’s pay higher than previously reported, new documents reveal
Financial documents from the Municipal Finance Authority of BC show in 2023, the mayor brought in more than $362,000, which is more than $30,000 higher than previously reported.