More than 500 health-care workers in the Lower Mainland are at risk of being deported this year as their visas expire unless ...

Prescribed burn to be conducted in 20 hectares of City-owned land to reduce wildfire hazards on city's west flank.

BC Ferries anticipates the highest demand coming to the Island, with peak travel leaving the Lower Mainland expected April 17 ...

" (Much) of the policy shift is shifting in the right direction. We still have the problem that the concrete policies on the ...

Political reactions to the anniversary of the toxic-drug public health emergency declaration agree not enough has been done ...

A roadside memorial of flowers, toys and cards is growing on a quiet Surrey street where a young girl died Sunday (April 13) in a hit-and-run involving a pickup truck. The six-year-old, identified as ...

The Kimberley Dynamiters organization held its annual awards ceremony on Friday, April 11, honouring their players for ...

RCMP have confirmed that alcohol was a factor in the single-vehicle collision on Highway 95A between Kimberley and Marysville ...

Coastal homes, infrastructure, and ecosystems face rising tides and intensifying storms among the issues communities bracing for ...

Legislative changes promise to cut down on paper work for health care professionals in case of sickness, but key details of the pending changes remain to be worked out. B.C. Labour Jennifer Whiteside ...

An Easter bunny's annual attempt to brighten up a dog park has been dashed. The spring holiday decorations were peeking from trees and shrubs and adorned tables and fences at Vernon's BX Ranch Dog ...

Ahead of the April 28 federal election, Black Press conducted phone interviews with candidates running in the Columbia-Kootenay-Southern Rockies riding. Each interview included questions about two ...