B.C. News

VANCOUVER — Two more B.C. residents have applied for court orders allowing them to have a physician-assisted death, and several others are in the works. A lawyer for the two applicants made a brief appearance Friday before B.C.

VANCOUVER — The advertisement appeared in the rooms and shares section of an online classified website and offered “free rent for the right girl.” • “I'm an attractive mid 30s white male, clean, groomed, fit.

VANCOUVER — Metro Vancouver’s bus drivers were expected to vote late Thursday in favour of a strike to bolster their demands for better wages and improved working conditions, including food and bathroom breaks.

Janet Keall is renewing the search for her birth parents, and this time she's hoping the reach of social media will help. Keall is Rupert's Baby, abandoned when she was just days old.

VANCOUVER — B.C. taxpayers have paid a special prosecutor tens of thousands of dollars to oversee an RCMP investigation into allegations resulting from the controversial ethnic outreach strategy that dogged the B.C.

More than two years after printing its final issue, the Kamloops Daily News is still making headlines.

Earlier this month, Dr. Richard Chambers received a hand-delivered letter from a representative of the Dental Corporation of Canada, inviting him to chat about future “opportunities” for his family dentistry practice in Victoria.

VANCOUVER — Are you ready for your close-up? As more homeowners spread the reach of “Little Brother” by installing security cameras on their property, chances are images of their neighbours’ properties or the neighbours themselves could end up being

OTTAWA — The Laurier II, with a rich and until recently noble history, floats off Vancouver Island’s east coast as a mysterious symbol of federal government inaction on the growing national problem of derelict vessels.

VANCOUVER — A former vice-president of the 50,000-member B.C. Wildlife Federation has lost a court bid to have a suspension imposed on him declared unlawful.