B.C. News

One of two men recently sentenced to prison for his role in the Stanley Cup riots has died at Royal Columbian Hospital just a week after he began serving his time.

It’s a little easier getting to Chez Monique’s than to Milliways, the fictional “Restaurant at the End of the Universe” in Douglas Adams’s comedic-science fiction series of novels.

VANCOUVER — British Columbia’s new minimum price structure for alcohol is a good step toward protecting public health, but it also helps defend existing liquor stores from new competition, according to an addictions researcher.

Ministers say former government approved project and B.C. Hydro must meet requirements

Plans for a floating liquefied natural gas export plant in Kitimat have been shelved, the first B.C. LNG project to be postponed indefinitely. AltaGas Inc.

Brass sculpture has been in architect’s family for almost nine decades

Influx from Ottawa and Edmonton could send tricky messages, say experts

“Did you see what Richard Stewart was wearing?,” said no one ever. The Coquitlam mayor had been donning the same dark blue suit since the fall of 2014 to shine a light on the sexist scrutiny women face in the workplace.

Family members and a police officer directly involved in the Robert Pickton murder investigation were quick on Sunday to denounce a just-released book by the convicted serial killer.

Tim Raybould has registered as a lobbyist for the Westbank First Nation and the First Nations Finance Authority