B.C. News

Standing on the doorstep of B.C. Hydro's head office, a protester said Sunday she was tired and hungry, but in good spirits as she headed into the third week of a hunger strike.

A date has been set to hear the appeal of Cody Alan Legebokoff's convictions of first-degree murder in the deaths of four women in the Prince George region. It will be held on May 25 in Vancouver, according to an online posting for the B.C.

Teens in the Town of Osoyoos plan to cut class Tuesday for the sake of their education. On Jan.

It’s hard to imagine a place that’s more different from a refugee camp or the bombed-out streets of Syrian cities and towns than Haida Gwaii, the lush archipelago off British Columbia’s north coast known for its soaring totem poles.

VANCOUVER — A man is suing his dentist after doctors at Vancouver General Hospital removed a dental drill bit from his abdomen that he alleges was negligently dropped into his throat.

If you’ve been toasting recent headlines that declared alcohol a life-extending elixir, you might want to put a cork in it.

Whistler-Blackcomb is so packed with snow that they are extending ski season by an additional week, pushing the closing date on Blackcomb Mountain to May 30.

Migrating sandpipers depend on biofilm secreted by microscopic diatoms for fuel

VANCOUVER — A B.C. construction company executive has had his defamation suit against a Cactus Club restaurant and its employees tossed out after a B.C. Supreme Court judge found he inappropriately touched the server and called her “Kitty Kat”.

VANCOUVER — A B.C. construction company executive has had his defamation suit against a Cactus Club restaurant and its employees tossed out after a B.C. Supreme Court judge found he inappropriately touched the server and called her “Kitty Kat.