B.C. News

A longtime gangster was killed and another man wounded in a targeted shooting in Coal Harbour on Monday night.

A bill that could strongly impact the province’s northern ridings has gone through a second reading, drawing support from the Liberal government and unanimous opposition from the NDP.

A Delta woman who gambled away at least $78,000 at two casinos while she was enrolled in the province’s voluntary self-exclusion program has lost her legal battle to have the B.C. Lottery Corporation return the money to her.

A new bridge to replace the George Massey Tunnel will not reduce traffic congestion or travel times during the morning rush hour unless it is tolled, according to a preliminary regional analysis of the new crossing.

Deal brokered Thursday by mediator 'too little, too late' says union

An Estonian cruise ship converted to serve as a floating hotel — and help ease a housing crisis — was scheduled to arrive in Kitimat on Sunday.

Some schools in east Fraser Valley have immunization rates as low as zero: health official

B.C. Hydro has begun the process to start building temporary work camps for Site C, even though the project has yet to be approved.

A Burnaby resident dubbed the “bedroom dentist” who was convicted of running an illegal dentistry practice has pleaded guilty to tax evasion, the Canada Revenue Agency said Thursday.

The recent departure of a general surgeon at the Fort St. John Hospital could essentially double wait times for some people on the waiting list for certain surgeries, according to Northern Health’s vice-president of medicine, Ronald Chapman.