B.C. News

VANCOUVER — A couple accused of plotting to attack British Columbia’s legislature on Canada Day considered backing out with just hours to go, but with the bombs ready and powerful associates expecting them to follow through, they concluded it was too

An interfaith group has sent letter with hope the pontiff will bring focus to poverty in area

Dedicated teams struggle to rescue Steller sea lions entangled in plastic debris

Premier Christy Clark and her cabinet ministers spent almost three-quarters of a million dollars on international-trade missions last year, according to figures released by the government on Friday.

VANCOUVER — A B.C. guide outfitter banned from hunting and guiding in Yukon after his conviction there on wildlife offences can continue to operate in B.C.

SURREY — It’s a video that could pass for the next Bond or Bourne franchise movie trailer.

After authorities in U.S. and Ontario recover some of the money, the victim’s family wants his story told as a warning to others

There was another shooting in Surrey overnight, making it the fifth targeted shooting in two days in that city.

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