B.C. News

VANCOUVER — Popular Canadian rapper Drake is again accusing a business of racial profiling, and this time it’s a B.C. casino.

Brother says he has a lot of questions about how Alex Joseph ended up dead while in the care of B.C. Corrections

Forty-two people in B.C. have become sick from a salmonella outbreak linked to long English cucumbers

The slogan on a poster found on a New Westminster telephone pole has been used by the far-right movement.

VANCOUVER — The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has ruled in favour of seven people who claim they were fired from a resort in the Cariboo because they are white.

VANCOUVER — Beginning Thursday, risky drivers — those convicted of excessive speeding, impaired driving, distracted driving and other violations — will be hit with hefty penalty increases, Attorney General David Eby announced on Tuesday.

Not all of the voter packages mailed out for this fall’s elections referendum are making it into the hands of the voter on the address label, but Elections B.C. says the odds are against voters committing fraud.

The securities commission is seeking access to seven properties in Vancouver in an effort to collect millions in penalties and repayments owed by Earle Pasquill

Surrey Mounties say charges have been laid in a May 2017 fatal crash in Surrey

The anti-proportional representation campaign has launched a provocative advertisement in the first week of referendum voting, saying a vote for proportional representation is a vote for extremism and neo-Nazis.