B.C. News

VICTORIA — The B.C. government will formally oppose the Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion in a written submission to the National Energy Board on Monday.

Passenger, 23, among Surrey group headed to nightclub

B.C. Hydro has announced a new round of Site C business networking sessions that will be held throughout northern B.C. in January and early February. These will be coupled with job fairs that will continue into March.

Reality check: The reasons for belt-tightening budgets haven’t changed, but politics have

A Chilliwack resident’s video compilation of a year in the life of a busy intersection is more insane than you’d expect and has notched more than one million views online in just two weeks.

Protester arrested in December released without charges

The chief of an Interior reserve has put out a call for help after a shooting Saturday that allegedly involved two aboriginal gangs waging a deadly street war. Two men were hurt Jan. 2 in a targeted shooting in Williams Lake, according to local RCMP.

Families are bigger, with more children than anticipated

VANCOUVER — Michael Flunkert gets pretty passionate when he talks about a rule that bars B.C. dentists from inspecting the teeth of their husbands and wives. The Vancouver dentist calls the College of Dental Surgeons of B.C.

B.C. Hydro says it's speaking with Site C dam protesters and local authorities to try to end a standoff on the south bank of the Peace River. A handful of protesters have been camped at the Rocky Mountain Fort site since mid-December. On Dec.