B.C. News

Health Minister Terry Lake sat down with the last remaining Kamloops dermatologist on Friday to discuss the province’s shortage of skin specialists. But he rebuffed the B.C.

A Thompson Rivers University student who suffered brain and eye injuries in a pool cue attack is suing his assailant as well as the bar in which the fight occurred. Abdulaziz Alhedaib filed a statement of claim in B.C.

Surrey’s record-high murder rate extended to 23 in the early hours of Saturday morning, as investigators found a dead man at an unlicensed after-hours bar, days after the city launched a special homicide task force. Around 4:30 a.m.

Representatives from some of the country's top crime-rated areas will converge in Prince George next week, but they won't have far to go. Terrace, Prince Rupert, Fort St.

Sawmill destroyed in 2012 explosion and fire

The media circus that has befallen Canada's largest city isn't likely to be repeated in Prince George, but Toronto mayor Rob Ford wasn't far from the minds of the mayor and council members gathered Wednesday night to discuss their new code of conduct

A stretch of Highway 16 two kilometres east of Burns Lake remained closed this morning after fiery crash killed a 43-year-old woman late Wednesday night.

Drivers have a new DriveBC webcam to consult before heading north on Highway 5, a useful tool as winter road conditions set in. The webcam is located at Lempriere, roughly 40 kilometres north of Blue River, looking south.

New loggers in the Prince George region are not expected to be habitual welfare recipients, even if they once were.

A new Surrey task force will analyze the alarming number of murders in 2013, and won’t repeat the work of a similar task force struck a decade ago in the city, Mayor Dianne Watts says. Watts and Surrey RCMP Supt.