B.C. News

B.C.’s government is keeping an eye on driverless vehicles, an emerging technology that experts say will be the most profound change in transportation in a century.

Sixty students, some with families, forced into overheated rental market by closure of decaying building

Trish Keating’s cancer is now almost undetectable

Falling dollar makes mansions a bargain in yuan

B.C. Premier Christy Clark is raising concerns that the federal government's anti-terrorism bill could "impinge" on the rights of Canadians.

More than 82,000 people have signed a petition against the government’s plans to sell B.C.’s water for $2.25 per million litres. “It is outrageous,” says the online petition from SumOfUs.org, that corporations can buy water “for next to nothing.” B.

Striking university staff rally in Prince George Tiffany Crawford Vancouver Sun Professors from across Canada joined hundreds of people rallying in Prince George on Saturday afternoon to support staff on strike at the University of Northern B.C.

HAIDA GWAII, B.C. — A First Nation in Haida Gwaii, B.C., says it has won an injunction to block a planned herring roe fishery on its territory.

VANCOUVER —Vancouver Island and Fraser Valley farmers turned in more than 19,000 kilograms of unwanted pesticides and livestock medications during an October collection campaign.

Norwegian vessel challenges assumptions about limits of battery power