B.C. News

B.C.'s Liberal government has followed through with its promise to table back-to-work legislation for unionized truckers on strike at Port Metro Vancouver, with heavy penalties for not complying.

Fort St. John has about the same number of domestic violence cases as a city nearly three times its size, and the highest number in northern B.C. courts, according to a new report. The Fort St.

VANCOUVER — Three people have been arrested in connection to the slashing of a teen boy and girl outside a Vancouver SkyTrain station on Sunday.

B.C.’s health minister has intervened in a dispute over increased fees charged to abortion clinics and instructed provincial health authorities to pay for extra costs so that services for women aren’t reduced.

If they’ve got any sense, these pigs should fly — or at least find a really good hiding place. The provincial government has declared open season on feral pigs, animals that have escaped from farms around B.C.

Police estimate more than 100 people were victimized to tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars

There is no evidence of an increase in radiation in the environment “much above background level” as a result of the 2011 tsunami in Japan that caused meltdowns at the Fukushima nuclear energy plant, the president of the Vancouver Aquarium said Tuesd

Land agents are assessing alternate Trans Mountain pipeline routes across Metro Vancouver

VANCOUVER — For James and Eilona Penner, a little bit of help from family meant the difference between buying their first home in Maple Ridge this spring or waiting three years, as they had planned.

The historic twin Tudor homes know as "The Dorothies" have been saved from demolition in Vancouver's Kerrisdale neighbourhood. The two homes were moved to a new location on West 41st Avenue. The “Two Dorothies” have a new home.