B.C. News

Children in British Columbia will no longer have to travel out of province to get a heart transplant, Health Minister Terry Lake announced at B.C. Children’s Hospital in Vancouver Monday.

UBC’s student newspaper, The Ubyssey, is reporting that a fourth sexual assault occurred on campus this weekend, but it has yet to be reported to the police. In a story on their website at ubyssey.

B.C.’s Criminal Justice Branch Monday announced appeals to two high-profile court cases. The Crown is asking B.C.

Residential streets in Prince George will see a little more snow this winter.

A media campaign is urging new Canadians in the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island to move to Prince George.

Regional suppliers of heavy industry in Kamloops are telling the City that a fairer and more competitive industrial tax is critical to the future of their operations.

A stolen memory card containing priceless memories of an around-the-world trip will soon be back in the hands of its owners, thanks to the efforts of Vancouver man.

The Ahmadiyya Muslim community started out in the basement of a small house in Burnaby in the mid 1960s. Now prayers are said in a new $8-million mosque in Delta, the largest in B.C.

A family-owned artisan cheese farm in Salmon Arm said it has been cleared to start selling cheese again after a public recall in September over concerns of E. coli contamination.

Northern Lights College recently laid out the full height of a 26-metre-tall wind turbine designed to help teach students.