B.C. health officials capped off another record-setting week for COVID-19 cases in B.C. by announcing 272 more had been confirmed Friday.

Police in Victoria are warning the public after what they're calling "a significant mail theft" early Thursday morning.

Construction and restoration of a scenic strip of Victoria waterfront is now complete, and city officials are calling the project a success.

One person has been taken to hospital after a fire broke out at an apartment building near Beacon Hill Park on Friday afternoon. 1

A recent flight that departed from Victoria has been added to B.C.’s list of COVID-19 exposures aboard domestic flights.

A woman who worked as a nurse in Campbell River's hospital and found herself at the centre of drug-dispensing controversy has responded to the allegations against her in an exclusive interview with CTV News on Oct. 29. 1

Investigators say they are still searching for a missing Courtenay woman who was last seen on Halloween day in 2013.

A lethal infectious disease has been confirmed in B.C. deer for the first time in the province’s history this fall.

Police are investigating after alarming graffiti was found spray painted at Macaulay Point Park on Wednesday night.

"It's my favourite holiday ever!" Adam meets a Victoria mom who taught herself how to create elaborate Halloween displays to inspire joy during the pandemic. 1

A technical report investigating what caused the Sea to Sky Gondola's cable cars to come crashing down for a second time confirms multiple cable strands were cut, and the incident wasn't due to design or operation failure.

B.C. health officials have announced 234 new cases of COVID-19 Thursday, bringing the province’s total to 14,109 since the pandemic began.

A convicted murderer has gone missing from the Mission Institution minimum-security prison, corrections officials say. 2

Health officials on Vancouver Island are warning the public after the discovery of a suspected "death cap" mushroom in the Comox Valley.

The bodies of a father and son who were reported missing after a mushrooming expedition near Pemberton last week have been found, local Mounties say.

There is hope for B.C. families desperate to see loved ones living in long-term care homes. 1

Cat owners in a North Saanich neighbourhood were on high alert Thursday after discovering a note left on their community mailbox on Ardmore Drive. 1

A video circulating on social media appears to show someone sending a message to those who believe COVID-19 is a hoax. 1

At a little more than two acres large, a property in a North Quadra neighbourhood of Saanich is almost park-like, and local residents want to preserve as much of it as possible. 1

Victoria’s cruise ship industry is still on hold due to COVID-19 after an announcement Thursday from the federal government.

Safety concerns at a growing homeless camp on Wesley Street in downtown Nanaimo has forced officials to impose the city’s fire safety order.

A Nanaimo man has been sentenced to more than three years in prison for transporting a youth for sexual services earlier this year.

There's already a public health order restricting the size of gatherings in private homes in B.C., but the province's most populous health authority is taking things further. 1

Victoria police are on the lookout after a woman was sexually assaulted early Thursday morning.

Nanaimo RCMP are crediting a security guard with helping Mounties take a prolific offender into custody after a foot chase broke out on Wednesday evening.

"It's a little bit of joy! A little bit of surprise!" Adam meets a Victoria man preparing to celebrate the spooky season with a unique topiary. 1

A recent study published by the University of Victoria (UVic) says that setting a minimum price for alcoholic drinks could lead to a reduction in alcohol-related deaths and hospital visits. 1

An anti-racism mural that has been in place in downtown Victoria for more than two months has had an acronym from part of the mural removed. Some found the acronym, ACAB, offensive for its meaning, “All Cops Are Bastards.”

Carole James’ office is largely all packed up, as the former Finance Minister prepares for retirement, pending the new government being formed and cabinet ministers being sworn in. 1

Nanaimo RCMP are crediting a security guard with helping Mounties take a prolific offender into custody after a foot chase broke out on Wednesday evening.