B.C. News

First Nations in northeastern B.C. repeated a familiar story to the Site C Joint Review Panel on Tuesday, saying they are being backed into a corner, and warning that they are ready to set up blockades if the hydroelectric dam is approved.

His criminal nickname was Pony Tail and he went from being an undercover drug cop to an international cocaine smuggler. The transformation of former B.C.

VANCOUVER — The B.C. Coroners Service says there is no indication of foul play in the death of a man whose body has been found, more than two years after he disappeared.

After 80 years of publication, the Kamloops Daily News will be no more.

Another Northeast B.C. First Nation has decried the loss of centuries-old culture in the face of big money when it comes to the possible construction of the Site C dam.

VANCOUVER — There’s a rat in Vancouver’s Provincial Courthouse. And a lot of bedbugs and mice too. The association that represents B.C.

KAMLOOPS — The Kamloops Daily News, citing declining revenue, said Monday that it will stop publishing within 60 days.

COLDSTREAM — Just days after a three-year-old female cougar was destroyed while prowling near a North Okanagan community, another hunt for a big cat is underway in the same area. Conservation Officer Sgt.

Organizer Thor Froslev was “elated” with the results of Sunday’s 28th annual bald eagle count in Brackendale.

The man believed to be responsible for a series of violent carjackings Sunday evening in Richmond and Vancouver been arrested in Surrey.