B.C. News

VANCOUVER — A proposed class action lawsuit against the owners of Vancouver’s most notorious single-resident occupancy hotels suffered a setback Thursday, as the B.C. Court of Appeal ruled that the case could not proceed as proposed.

A grizzly bear, a dead pig and a tank of live seafood were involved in three very different workplace accidents recorded by WorkSafe B.C. in September

Search-and-rescue crews were looking for a different plane when they spotted the wreckage of the float plane carrying Ernie Whitehead and Len Dykhuizen, last seen in June 1987.

The B.C. government is establishing a registry for migrant workers designed to protect them from exploitation by employers and recruiting agents.

B.C. has put in place its final rules around cannabis, paving the way for the legalization of marijuana next week.

VANCOUVER — An increase in fatalities, injuries, crashes and insurance claims on some B.C. roads is linked to a 2014 decision by the former provincial government to raise speed limits on rural highways, a new study says.

Most people living near site of rupture have been allowed to return home

VANCOUVER — Tires on at least 105 cars were slashed in Burnaby and New Westminster on Thanksgiving weekend.

VANCOUVER — Survivors excluded from a previous Woodlands settlement have finally started receiving their compensation payments for years of systemic abuse at the B.C. institution.

VANCOUVER — After a three-day service disruption, Vancity announced Saturday afternoon that the issues with its online banking system had been fixed, and immediately began doing damage control.