B.C. News

With a decision looming on the controversial Northern Gateway pipeline from Alberta’s oilsands to B.C.’s coast, several thousand rallied against the proposal Saturday in Vancouver.

A recent decision by the Agricultural Land Commission to turn down a rodeo ground application near Fort St.

Police unveiled a "staggering collection" of firearms Wednesday, seized from a Prince George home following an investigation that began when border guards came across two suspicious packages.

The B.C. Teacher Regulation Branch has disciplined a former Burnaby teacher for using inappropriate force on students and failing to follow school procedures. According to a consent resolution agreement released by the branch on Oct.

Thick snow across B.C. has ski hills racing to start their lifts early this year. Whistler is slated to open 13 days ahead of schedule, while Big White near Kelowna projects one of its earliest start dates in 50 years.

Faculty members at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops have ratified a two-year contract by a vote of more than 90 per cent.

A man beaten with baseball bats had little to say to police and wound up in jail on charges of assaulting his girlfriend, RCMP Staff Sgt. Fran Bethell said.

BARRHEAD, Alta. — A murder charge has been laid against one of three people arrested in the case of a British Columbia man who disappeared while travelling in Alberta this past summer.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has upheld a ruling that orders a Surrey woman to sell her condo due to her and her son’s outrageous behaviour toward their neighbours. In a ruling released Tuesday, Justice Ian Donald dismissed the appeal of Rose Jordison.

Pat Pimm has told the Dawson Creek Daily News he "absolutely" will not resign, despite calls from a government watchdog to do so. Earlier this week, Pimm was criticized by Integrity B.C.