B.C. News

SURREY — When Amona Ali left her native Syria for the first time, last year, she was carried across the Turkish border by her son and granddaughter. She was 103 years old.

In 2006, they were told the route was good for 50 years; now they want all documents relating to bridge decision

METRO VANCOUVER - A wind and rain storm moving across B.C.’s South Coast this morning has knocked out power to tens of thousands of residents, downed trees, and caused travel disruptions.

High winds and heavy rain are expected to wallop some areas of B.C.’s South Coast on Wednesday.

A snowmobiling stunt gone wrong appears to have been behind the disappearance of two men into the Salmon River on Monday afternoon. Prince George RCMP Cpl.

Unmanned aerial vehicles expected to take flight soon

New immigrants will wait longer for English classes as Ottawa prepares to cut funding for language training in B.C., settlement agencies warn.

NDP wants B.C. to make reporting of privacy breaches mandatory

VANCOUVER — The City of Vancouver and Canadian Pacific Railway have reached a deal over the Arbutus Corridor, putting to rest a long-standing and bitter dispute over the future of the former rail line.

Saying the very community is at stake, District of Mackenzie council has established a task force to battle B.C. Hydro's quest to increase the amount of water it can draw out of the Williston Reservoir.