B.C. News

The former principal of the elementary school where John Furlong is alleged to have physically abused former students says she was not aware of him ever administering the strap.

Andrew Stones is accustomed to the proximity of Harbour Air float planes while he rows his skiff between his anchored houseboat and the Porpoise Bay government wharf in Sechelt. It normally takes five to seven minutes to cover 200-metre distance.

A former head coach of Canada’s men’s basketball team took the stand yesterday in defence of John Furlong at the trial at which the former Vancouver Olympic CEO is being sued for defamation.

A solemn crowd of about 100 gathered at the Air India memorial in Stanley Park Tuesday to mark the 30th anniversary of the deadly terrorist bombing that shattered the country’s innocence.

The number of registered nurses working in B.C. is up slightly, according to a new federal report, but the number of nursing school graduates is dropping.

Hot, dry weather fuels dramatic spike in encounters with the big cats

Despite the continuing hot and dry weather near Lytton, firefighters have made significant progress in containing the Cisco Road wildfire.

Less than a third of British Columbians are happy with Christy Clark’s performance as premier, according to a new poll.

Like a lot of high school students, Austin Wang isn’t exactly sure what he’s going to do with his life.

Hot, dry conditions presage bad fire season; some rivers at near-record low levels