B.C. News

Contaminated fish were a concern brought up at yesterday’s Site C hearing.

A Vancouver Island woman effortlessly tricked B.C.’s government into handing her $357,000 for nothing in an online billing scheme involving several non-existent childcare clubs over two years.

VANCOUVER — It seems that just about anyone who encountered Tim Jones has an inspirational story to tell.

Vancouver cyclist Sebastian Salas has received a two-year suspension for “tampering with doping control” during in-competition testing last summer, the Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport (CCES) announced today.

“Empowering the province should not disempower Fort St. John,” said Mayor Lori Ackerman after B.C. Hydro offered the city $1 million per year to mitigate the effects of the dam.

There’s no doubt in Grand Chief Stewart Phillip’s mind that the proposed Site C dam violates Treaty 8, the 1899 agreement between Queen Victoria and various First Nations of the Lesser Slave Lake area, and that it should be rejected.

Firefighters hindered by inadequate water supply in small community

Debris from derailment creates a small island

It was a bone-chilling day when Brian Churchill was called out, near -35 C by his estimation, to save the lives of dozens of moose and bears that had found themselves stranded by the rising waters along the Peace River.

Alcohol is believed to be a factor in a deadly crash on Highway 16 east of Fraser Lake on Friday night. At approximately 8:25 p.m.