B.C. News

VANCOUVER - The countdown to the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup got underway with a familiar sight — Christine Sinclair deftly kicking a ball into a net.

Dirk Meissner The Canadian Press Premier Christy Clark says her government’s plan to export liquefied natural gas to Asia is British Columbia’s economic equivalent to Alberta’s oilsands. In an interview with the Canadian Press, Clark said B.C.

VANCOUVER - The Chinese mining firm at the centre of a controversial plan to use temporary foreign workers in a British Columbia coal mine has launched a two-pronged attack, threatening both a human rights complaint and legal action.

VANCOUVER - Europe is no longer a sore point for Kaillie Humphries. The 27-year-old Calgary driver enters Friday's World Cup in La Plagne, France riding a record seven-race win streak.

VANCOUVER — Border officials have stopped three men with what was believed to be child pornography in incidents at air, sea and land border crossings in B.C. Officials with the Canada Border Services Agency say the first arrest was made Dec.

VANCOUVER — A trial date has been set in B.C. Supreme Court for a man accused of killing four women in northern B.C. The trial of Cody Legebokoff will begin on Sept. 9, 2013, in Prince George.

VANCOUVER - It could be more than four years before any Canadian miners are hired at a controversial underground coal project in northern British Columbia and over 14 years before all the temporary foreign workers are gone, says a transition plan pre

VANCOUVER - Colin Smith was right where he wanted to be Tuesday, but with a different team.

VANCOUVER - You won't find Vancouver Canucks goaltender Cory Schneider on Twitter. "I don't have a Twitter account," he said. "I don't really do much on Facebook. Guys are more than in their right to do it.

VICTORIA - Ten British Columbia First Nations signed an extension to an agreement Monday with the provincial government that puts the pursuit of economic development ahead of land-claims treaties.