B.C. News

Most people also believe the project will probably be built

Teachers are urging parents and Fort St. John residents to lobby the province to make good on a recent Supreme Court ruling to restore class size limits and composition.

More than a year after citizens reacted with anger over its removal, the park board has voted to permanently reinstall a famous fake sign to its former chilling spot at an East Vancouver park.

That’s one estimate of the potential value of the ‘surplus’ property if developed

Without a party system behind them, some prospective municipal government candidates may not have the opportunity to really dig into what it means to be an elected official, according to a former federal party leader.

VANCOUVER — The priceless collection of artifacts at the University of British Columbia's Museum of Anthropology narrowly avoided serious damage Wednesday when water from a burst main came flooding through the front doors. It all began around 3 p.m.

Fed up with the over-priced Vancouver housing market, where a home will run upwards of $1 million? Well, how about a home in Boston Bar for just a $1? The town of Boston Bar is offering up two historic CP Rail houses for $1 apiece, according to Lloyd

VANCOUVER — A reporter who wrote an article containing allegations against John Furlong is now suing the former Vancouver Olympic CEO for defamation. Laura Robinson has filed a statement of claim in B.C.

Five gangsters used sophisticated tracking devices and encrypted BlackBerrys as they plotted to kidnap a wealthy Metro Vancouver man in an attempt at a million-dollar ransom, B.C. Supreme Court heard Monday.

The provincial government is looking at putting temporary foreign workers into the natural gas industry to fulfil immediate labour needs.