B.C. News

A new TV, radio and print advertising campaign to sell British Columbians on the Northern Gateway pipeline foregoes any mention of Enbridge Inc.

Artist received seven National Newspaper Awards in a career that established him among the greats of Canadian journalism

VANCOUVER — A group of British Columbia first nations is asking the United Nations special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples to investigate the actions of the provincial government on the proposed Northern Gateway pipeline.

Project would divert water from Rio Tinto Alcan reservoir

Almost six years after six men were shot execution-style in a Surrey penthouse apartment, three of their accused killers are set to go to trial Monday.

The weeklong search for Coquitlam man Shin Ik Noh was buoyed by its best lead yet Tuesday after a pair of homeless people said they had seen the missing man and given him food in Gates Park.

A popular customer review site is taking one North Vancouver user to court for making money on false claims.

Politician criticized for saying his allowance could be bigger

A 70-year-old man has died from injuries he sustained in a single-vehicle collision on Highway 4 near Marion Creek. The crash occurred Tuesday at about 9:20 a.m. Ucluelet RCMP Const.

OTTAWA — Four B.C. New Democrat MPs have confirmed they are seriously considering a move to provincial politics — even though success would mean a pay cut.