B.C. News

When Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump arrive Tuesday to open Vancouver’s Trump International Hotel and Tower, their entourage will be bigger than just their assistants and business associates.

With the provincial election just 10 weeks away, NDP leader John Horgan spent Saturday morning rallying party members in a packed Vancouver hotel conference room while laying out a broad plan for victory.

Goodbye Vancouver, hello San Diego. A major climate-change study predicts temperatures in Metro Vancouver will exceed those of present-day Southern California in the coming decades.

B.C. patients and their family members or other advocates filed 8,896 complaints last year about their treatment and handling by staff in hospitals and other health facilities, according to the latest report of the Patient Care Quality Review Boards.

Nature photographer Nancy Brown-Schembri was just along for the ride. She had accompanied a boatload of birders with Victoria’s Eagle Wing Tours in hopes of capturing some interesting migratory seabirds or maybe even a whale.

Traffic is expected to be moving along Wilkinson Road by the end of the month.

A new poll has the B.C. Liberals and the NDP in a dead heat, with one in three British Columbians still undecided, less than three months before the May provincial election.

School boards across the province will get $29.4 million to buy supplies this year that “reduce costs for parents and help teachers deliver B.C.’s new curriculum,” the Ministry of Education said in a news release. The $29.

Kevin Thomson is a dreamer. The kind of guy that looks at the Sea to Sky Highway and dreams of thousands of bikes skimming alongside the cliffs of Howe Sound.

A major dairy processor is suing the B.C. Milk Marketing Board and a dairy producer over the delivery of what it claims was more than 17,000 litres of contaminated milk. Saputo Products Canada G.P.