B.C. News

VANCOUVER — A caregiver who assaulted an 88-year-old woman suffering from Alzheimer’s disease has received a 60-day jail sentence to be served on weekends.

VANCOUVER — Many British Columbians feel uneasy about the direction of the province under the NDP government, yet Premier John Horgan enjoys the highest approval rating of all party leaders, according to the mixed bag results of a new Angus Reid Inst

VANCOUVER — A Vancouver man who was charged in connection with a terrifying sexual attack on three women on the UBC Endowment Lands has been acquitted.

VANCOUVER — Two women were injured after they chased their dog onto train tracks and were struck by a Canadian Pacific Rail freight train Tuesday night.

VANCOUVER — In a precedent-setting move, the B.C. Nurses’ Union has ousted its beleaguered president, Gayle Duteil, after receiving a confidential report by arbitrators Vince Ready and Judy Korbin.

Warm temperatures at higher elevations in B.C.’s mountain regions is melting snow, swelling rivers and leading to flood warnings and evacuations in many parts of the Interior.

VANCOUVER — To deal with overcrowding on the popular hike, the District of North Vancouver will attempt to limit the number of people starting the Baden-Powell trail near Panorama Park in Deep Cove.

VANCOUVER — Thousands of Ismaili Muslims gathered at B.C. Place in Vancouver Saturday to see the Aga Khan and celebrate his Diamond Jubilee as their spiritual leader.

The B.C. government has expanded a coupon program that helps lower-income residents and expectant mothers buy food at their local farmers market.

VANCOUVER — A founding member of the Nanaimo Hells Angels suggested Friday that he had been unfairly convicted in an extortion case because of his membership in the notorious biker club.