B.C. News

Ian McAllister risked being mistaken for dinner in effort to get split image in the water

An environmental group is raising concerns about pipes, wellheads, pumpjacks and even entire buildings left abandoned in the British Columbia backcountry from oil and gas developments.

The finance minister has hinted Tuesday’s provincial budget will increase the tax-exempt threshold for first-time homebuyers, and at the same time create a new luxury tax for high-end homes.

‘Antiquated’ priorities fail to put community needs first

A single mother has been paid nearly $70,000 in compensation by the Real Estate Council of B.C. after she was allegedly defrauded of $100,000 by suspended Vancouver realtor Dacheng (Damon) Wan and convicted fraudster Ayaz Dhanani.

Jimi Sandhu of Abbotsford left India as a seven-year-old to live in B.C.

British Columbians get quirky when it comes to drinking. New information provided by the B.C. Liquor Distribution Branch’s data team reveals the top 30 products sold by the branch in each of 28 regional districts in B.C.

VANCOUVER — The union representing Vancouver’s police officers says members are raising serious questions about the process and transparency behind the city’s rapid push to license up to a dozen marijuana dispensaries by this spring.

Melanie Mark endured a childhood of abuse to become a fierce advocate for children

VANCOUVER — The University of British Columbia’s finance committee has voted against selling off the school’s fossil-fuel holdings, saying it would go against their fiduciary duty.