B.C. News

VANCOUVER - Marven Robinson still marvels at instincts that jolted him from his bed the night of March 22, 2006, prompting him to tune into his marine radio in time to hear a mayday distress signal that sent him scrambling in darkness to help rescue

KELOWNA — As many as 50 Greyhound bus passengers suddenly found themselves stranded at a Revelstoke gas station when they were abandoned by their driver. Officials at Greyhound Canada aren’t saying much about the incident early Tuesday morning.

VANCOUVER - British Columbia has put the brakes on the operations of a tour bus company involved in a crash in Oregon that killed nine people after an audit revealed safety records required under the law were not available.

VANCOUVER - Canucks head coach Alain Vigneault feels confident his team can overcome the injury to key centre Ryan Kesler and remain a force to be reckoned with when the puck drops on an shortened NHL season.

VANCOUVER - Kevin Bieksa is not willing to talk about his team's Stanley Cup chances.

SAANICH, B.C. - The family of a Victoria-area teenager lured to her death by two teen killers described by a judge as beyond rehabilitation is calling on the federal and British Columbia governments to reform the young offender system.

VANCOUVER - A female Mountie who alleges she was sexually assaulted by a superior was actually having a consensual affair, the RCMP says in a statement of defence, pointing to an internal review that disciplined the British Columbia officer for makin

KAMLOOPS, B.C. - Beau McCue broke a 1-1 tie just 30 seconds into the third period Wednesday as the Tri-City Americans defeated the Kamloops Blazers in the Western Hockey League.

VANCOUVER — The officer in charge of a B.C. Ferries vessel when it struck an island and sank in 2006 has pleaded not guilty to charges of criminal negligence causing death.

VANCOUVER - Vancouver Canucks captain Henrik Sedin says Maple Leafs fans can expect more of the same from Brian Burke's successor Dave Nonis.