B.C. News

RBC says it has never been so unaffordable to own a single-detached home here

VANCOUVER — A former Victoria Salmon King hung his head Monday in provincial court in Vancouver, when a judge advised him not to disappoint the stepdaughter looking up to him as he tries to rebuild a life once full of promise.

VANCOUVER — The B.C. Coroners Service confirmed Monday that it is investigating the in-custody death of a 30-year-old man who was sentenced recently for crimes he committed during the 2011 Stanley Cup riot.

Millionaire homeowners cashing out of Metro Vancouver’s red-hot real estate market are seeking greener pastures elsewhere in B.C.

It's only February but thanks to the exceptionally warm weather there very well could be bears out there.

One of two men recently sentenced to prison for his role in the Stanley Cup riots has died at Royal Columbian Hospital just a week after he began serving his time.

It’s a little easier getting to Chez Monique’s than to Milliways, the fictional “Restaurant at the End of the Universe” in Douglas Adams’s comedic-science fiction series of novels.

VANCOUVER — British Columbia’s new minimum price structure for alcohol is a good step toward protecting public health, but it also helps defend existing liquor stores from new competition, according to an addictions researcher.

Ministers say former government approved project and B.C. Hydro must meet requirements

Plans for a floating liquefied natural gas export plant in Kitimat have been shelved, the first B.C. LNG project to be postponed indefinitely. AltaGas Inc.