B.C. News

One man is dead after shooting Friday evening

Fin Donnelly seeks to raise $500 million for restoration work in the Fraser River, says riding association will choose a successor

Port Moody-Coquitlam MP seeks to raise $500 million for restoration work in the Fraser River, says riding association will choose a successor

Vancouver had one of its wettest weeks on record

A naughty local sheep has been returned to captivity after a daring break for freedom

Federal prosecutors are delaying the return of millions seized in a money laundering investigation so that the B.C. director of civil forfeiture can file a claim against the cash, lawyer Matthew Nathanson said Wednesday. Nathanson argued in B.C.

VANCOUVER — The mother and uncle of a young B.C. woman slain in Punjab in 2000 have lost their last-ditch attempt to avoid extradition to India. The B.C.

BURNABY — “Washrooms, here we come.” That was what TransLink chair Lorraine Cunningham said at Thursday as board members voted to move forward with a plan to “increase the availability of customer washrooms along the regional transit system.

VANCOUVER — The vice-president of the union that represents B.C. prison guards says his members followed policy the day an inmate died in the back of a corrections van. Dean Purdy of the B.C.

Thirteen people were taken to hospital Wednesday after suffering from carbon monoxide exposure in a Vancouver office building. B.C. Emergency Health Services said paramedics were called to the 1600-block of West 5th Avenue just before 10 a.m.