B.C. News

A change in the weather forecast has triggered an evacuation alert outside Grand Forks and Christina Lake as fears mount that heavy winds could push burning embers from the Stickpin fire in Washington state over the border and into B.C.

House all the homeless across the country. Retrofit every Canadian home to maximize energy efficiency. Give every low-income person a guaranteed livable income to help them afford housing. This is where the Green party would like to take Canada.

First Nation hints at 'exploratory work' away from fish habitat

Canada’s Green party is calling for more investment in sustainable energy following confirmation that fracking triggered a 4.4-magnitude earthquake in northeastern B.C. last year. B.C.

OTTAWA — A new poll is suggesting that Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s support in B.C. has been sliced by more than half since the 2011 election.

Matin Bin Laden Pouyan can’t seem to stay away from deadly firearms. The longtime B.C. gangster was shot twice late Friday in Richmond near the same spot where he is believed to have been involved in a 2007 shootout with rivals.

OTTAWA — B.C. is leading the country in female participation for the second federal election in a row, according to data collected by the lobby group Equal Voice.

VANCOUVER — It's a classic Vancouver real estate story: In the nearly five decades since David Johnston bought a Victoria-Fraserview property with his estranged wife, the value of the home has shot up by a factor of 32.

A provincial judge could render his decision on granting or denying an injunction on Site C construction work as early as this Friday, according to a lawyer representing the two First Nations calling for the order.

An Atlantic salmon photo has been removed from the Conservative party website and replaced with one that looks more like a Pacific chinook, but B.C. supporters of wild salmon remain aghast at the mix-up.