B.C. News

The weirdest thing Henry Wang has found in a B.C. lake is a drowned snake in a bottle. But he'd be more surprised if he plumbed the depths and found nothing at all.

Two people are facing assault charges after a woman apparently went on a wild stabbing spree inside a Surrey apartment early Saturday, sending four people to hospital. RCMP say that authorities received several 911 calls at about 12:15 a.m.

The B.C. government has a plan to address Vancouver’s housing crisis, according to Premier Christy Clark.

Tsawwassen locals were out in force in downtown Vancouver this weekend, hoping to secure one of 1,000 jobs on offer at the Tsawwassen Mills mega-mall set to open on October.

VICTORIA — A major stretch of highway in northeastern B.C. from Mackenzie Junction to Chetwynd is set to reopen, one week after it was closed by severe flooding.

The federal government is giving a seven-kilometre stretch of the Alaska Highway between Muncho Lake and Liard Hot Springs provincial parks a facelift.

An Alberta couple have filed a lawsuit after buying a Langley home for $3 million and discovering there was a marijuana grow-op on the property.

A child-abduction case has ended with a mom being allowed to keep her kids in B.C. after wrongfully bringing them to Canada from Spain, where they lived with their dad. The father, identified only by the initials S.M.B.

Coquitlam resident Ian Hirsch, who won $12.8 million on the June 18 6/49 draw, doesn’t plan on spending a fortune on a new house, although it’s possible.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau won’t say when his government will fulfil a campaign promise to “formalize” an oil tanker ban for the northern B.C. coast.