B.C. News

In a battle to the death between a cougar and a pit bull, most would probably bet on the cougar.

VANCOUVER — Laptops seized from a pair of accused B.C. terrorists were packed with extremist literature, recordings of the Qur’an and concealed files with instructions on building and setting off bombs, a trial has heard.

Two federal ministers send a stern letter to city council and police, saying authorities should crack down

Developer Ian Gillespie sees low-carbon fuel hot-water power plants in the city’s future

Five-year study underway in the Interior

A team of Burnaby firefighters is off to Nepal to help search for survivors buried in the rubble of Kathmandu.

Consultants predict Quesnel Lake water to clear by summer

B.C. Ferries CEO and president Mike Corrigan says the public campaign against high ferry fares is keeping tourists away and could become “a self-fulfilling prophecy” that hurts coastal economies along with the ferry system they rely on.

A Catholic archbishop who served parishes in Vancouver and Victoria, and who made news when he retired early because of depression, has died at age 75.

NORTH VANCOUVER — A supposed pipe fight and stabbing between North Vancouver high school students turned out to be something far more innocuous — although still potentially deadly. Police received a complaint just before 11:30 p.m.