B.C. News

VANCOUVER — The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has ordered the operators of an apartment complex in Campbell River to build a ramp so a disabled tenant can get into the building more easily.

VANCOUVER — The family of a 36-year-old woman who was shot to death in a Chicago parking lot in April 2011 is suing the website that allegedly helped her killer, a Surrey man, buy the murder weapon.

NEW WESTMINSTER — A man has been found dead in a basement suite in New Westminster, and police say the incident appears suspicious. Sgt. Diana McDaniel said officers were called to the suite just after 6 a.m. Thursday.

VANCOUVER — At a discrete compound in Cambodia, young girls form an orderly queue to be served noodles in the NewSong centre.

AGASSIZ — A corrections officer at a maximum-security prison is facing charges over allegations related to drug trafficking into the facility.

VANCOUVER - At a non-nondescript, discreet compound in Cambodia, young girls form an orderly queue to be served noodles in the NewSong centre.

Five years ago, when Greg Toth was working on a Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project along the Alberta-B.C.

VANCOUVER - This holiday season, Norm Flynn attended 11 parties in eight cities across Canada. If things go according to plan, he will have a chance to travel to even more in 2013.

VANCOUVER — The last bushtit and swamp sparrow has yet to be tabulated but it appears that Ladner has swooped in and defeated its traditional rival Victoria to claim the annual Christmas Bird Count.

VANCOUVER - Herb Varley measures the transformation of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside by the trendy cafes, upscale grocery stores and high-priced salons that are quickly creeping from the city's maze of glass condo buildings toward the notorious inter