The United States Coast Guard says efforts to locate a small plane that went down in the waters between Victoria, B.C. and Port Angeles, Wash., Tuesday evening have been suspended.
Health officials have identified a near-record setting 45 cases of COVID-19 in the Vancouver Island region Wednesday.
The Qualicum School District is notifying families of a confirmed case of COVID-19 at a Parksville high school.
Victoria’s largest arena and entertainment venue will once again serve as a homeless shelter, the provincial government announced Wednesday.
The Royal B.C. Museum has confirmed that a carved stone pillar found at low tide on a beach in Victoria is an Indigenous artifact.
COVID-19 cases across B.C. have reached a tipping point where cases could rise to unmanageable levels or decline, according to provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry.
Tomorrow will be one week since Andre Courtemanche was laid to rest and today his mother is calling for change.
Renovations are well underway and registration is about to begin for close to 100 new child-care spaces at the Juan de Fuca Recreation Centre in Colwood.
Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying a woman who allegedly spat on and verbally abused a BC Transit driver in Victoria.
Like many charities and non-profits trying to stay afloat, the Maritime Museum of BC has struggled during the pandemic due to dwindling attendance and financial difficulties.
An elementary school in Esquimalt is the latest school to be added to Island Health’s COVID-19 exposure list.
Local fishermen and civilian boaters have joined in the search for a small plane that went down in the waters between Victoria, B.C. and Port Angeles, Wash. Tuesday evening with one man on board.
Adam finds out how a dog named after a Fleetwood Mac singer is inspiring her owner to “don’t stop thinking about tomorrow.”
Fire officials and crews from FortisBC are baffled after receiving several calls for the smell of gas in the air throughout a widespread area of Courtenay on Wednesday morning.
Two weeks after she was sentenced to prison for dangerous driving after critically injuring a young girl in a Saanich crosswalk, Tenessa Nikirk was released on bail.
Anyone looking to buy a new home or build one on Vancouver Island in the coming months can expect to pay more for lumber.
Military and coast guard personnel scoured the waters off Victoria, B.C. Tuesday evening after receiving reports of a downed aircraft with one person on board.
Three people are safe after the vehicle they were driving in caught fire along the Inland Island Highway in the Comox Valley on Tuesday afternoon.
Vancouver Island businesses are apologizing after Cowichan Tribes members say they were discriminated against while trying to access services.
A member of the Cowichan Tribes on Vancouver Island has died of COVID-19, according to the Duncan-area First Nation.
It was one year ago that the lone wolf of Discovery Island left for Victoria for reasons unknown.
Whether you need help from a professional or just want to read up on wellness, there are several mental health resources available in B.C.
Ottis Crabbe of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation is set to compete at the Culinary Olympics in Germany in 2024.
The real estate market on southern Vancouver Island continues to be red hot.
Some COVID-19 long-haulers, unable to work due to debilitating ongoing symptoms, are filing lawsuits against insurance companies for denying their disability coverage.
Nurses are reporting high rates of depression and stress, prompting calls for better mental health supports.
When Karandeep Gill was 15, she started having panic attacks, something she had never heard discussed in her Punjabi community in Brampton, Ont. — now, she works to spread mental health awareness to the South Asian community in order to help others.
As the pandemic puts unprecedented stress on Canadians' mental health, Bell Let's Talk Day aims to dismantle stigma and raise money for the cause.
Dozens of staffers in the Governor General’s office described a 'toxic' and 'poisoned' work atmosphere that included allegations of screaming, demeaning comments and public humiliations, according to a report obtained by CTV News that prompted Julie Payette’s resignation.
The battle between small-time traders and hedge funds that has shaken U.S. and European stock markets moved into Asia on Thursday, with surges in several Australian companies joining a list of social-media hyped moves that have cost financial institutions billions of dollars.
In an interview with CTVNews.ca, Canadian professional mountain biker Haley Smith discusses how the pandemic resurfaced her past struggles with mental health and how she found strategies to cope.
Hundreds of homeowners in the northeast community of Skyview Ranch have been handed lawsuits alleging they violated homeowner association rules.
With demand for COVID-19 vaccines outpacing the world's supplies, a frustrated public and policymakers want to know: How can we get more? A lot more. Right away. Here's why it's difficult to make vaccines and boost supplies.
When they first saw him, he was the only cat in the litter who hadn’t been adopted.
"They are the best animals I think; even better than a dog." Adam accepts an exuberant invitation and meets a woman in Central Saanich relishing the positivity of pigs.
"All of a sudden this sasquatch comes barrelling through the trees." Adam attempts to find out the story behind a mythical creature who’s been caught on camera making the most of Mt. Washington.
"She made me smile as soon as I saw her again; she’s so cute.": Adam finds out how a Saanich woman was inspired by the discovery of a childhood doll to take a series of positive pictures.
In 1988, Moira began riding across the country. She made it from Nova Scotia to Manitoba before struggling in the prairie winds.
Charlotte was in the midst of learning about history at university when the start of the pandemic suddenly stopped her studies.
“Everybody has an opportunity to make lemonade out of lemons.” Adam finds out the unexpected story behind a Victoria woman who is overcoming obstacles and inspiring positivity.
"It's a bit of a struggle, but it's okay. It's beautiful!" Adam finds out how a 74-year-old is making a positive contribution to Nanaimo's Mt. Benson after hiking to its peak more than 259 times and counting.
"There’s more to Christmas than what’s under the tree." Adam finds out how three different Island children are preparing for Christmas with a common goal to give to those in need.
Hundreds of homeowners in the northeast community of Skyview Ranch have been handed lawsuits alleging they violated homeowner association rules.
The premier of British Columbia gave a stern warning Wednesday to travellers entering the province from other parts of Canada, but said he's still not convinced stronger quarantine rules are necessary.
For nearly three weeks, a long-term care home in Barrie, Ont., has been battered by a devastating and deadly COVID-19 outbreak that has now claimed 49 lives and infected 214 residents and staff.
A Winnipegger has become quite a bit richer after purchasing a winning $60 million lottery ticket – though the identity of the brand-new millionaire is under wraps for now.
The Royal B.C. Museum has confirmed that a carved stone pillar found at low tide on a beach in Victoria is an Indigenous artifact.
A news anchor in D.C., decided to use her work voice to speak with her husband and he was less than enthused
A Saskatchewan farm was shocked when one of its cows delivered a rare set of triplets last week. The surprise doubled when another cow delivered a second set of triplets.
A herd of elephants were captured playing in the snow at Reid Park Zoo in Tucson, Arizona.
A Winnipegger has become quite a bit richer after purchasing a winning $60 million lottery ticket
Indigenous Services Minister Marc Miller had some harsh words for a wealthy couple who allegedly lied to get early access to a COVID-19 vaccine.
The Opposition sparred with the federal government over COVID-19 vaccine shipment delays.
Virus variants creating greater risks for Canada's LTC homes
