B.C. News

PENDER HARBOUR — Two to three dozen private docks could be demolished in Pender Harbour as part of a new dock management plan negotiated by the provincial government and the shíshálh (Sechelt) First Nation.

VANCOUVER — Metro Vancouver transit users are being reminded to tap their Compass or credit card not their wallet beginning Tuesday when card readers on buses and at SkyTrain stations start accepting card payments.

Squamish SAR have rescued man stranded on Stawamus Chief

VANCOUVER — A Vancouver teen murdered his elderly father after getting into an argument with him over the purchase of a Ferrari, a prosecutor said Wednesday.

Several of Premier John Horgan’s top staff improperly deleted all of their sent emails for months, leaving confusion over publicly accessible records during the busy first months of the new NDP government.

Brad Dean's family lambast Crown Counsel and the justice system saying they feel "let down"

VANCOUVER — The hot breath of a mature black bear woke a B.C. camper in Peace Island Park. The B.C. Conservation Officer Service said the bear provided the unwelcome wakeup call at around 1 a.

The only man convicted in the 1985 Air India bombing can skip future counselling sessions even though a psychologist says he has “made minimal gains in therapy,” the Parole Board of Canada has ruled.

A Mission woman who was attacked by a dog in Langley on Tuesday night and her sister are pleading with the animal’s owner to come forward. Shelby MacNeil, 45, had to have 85 staples put in her leg after the mauling on Tuesday evening.