A 46-year-old man was arrested in Nanaimo over the weekend after a traffic stop turned up weapons, methamphetamine and suspected fentanyl, according to police.
B.C.'s top health officials will give another live COVID-19 update Thursday, revealing how many new cases of the disease were reported over a 24-hour period.
Premier John Horgan says his government will be focused on delivering COVID-19 relief payments to British Columbians once the legislature returns next week.
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The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. (IIO) has concluded its investigation into the death of a man who had been in custody in Victoria police cells last month.
When passengers refuse to leave their vehicles on the lower car deck, ferry staff come around, knock on windows, and inform drivers of the rules. Their refusal to leave will be reported to Transport Canada, staff say.
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The U.S.-based Center for Whale Research has purchased a 45-acre farm surrounding a river the group plans to use to increase the region’s salmon population.
As part of the Tseshaht First Nation's safety protocols, patrons are required to wear a facemask and sanitize their hands before entering the Tsehaht Market.
Even with COVID-19 cases and deaths still surging in B.C., residents in the province are more content with their government's response to the pandemic than those living in other parts of Canada, a new poll suggests.
The Capital Regional District has announced that a prime piece of forest in Saanich is set to become a new regional park, provided that a community fundraising campaign can come up with the balance of the $3.4-million price tag.
As thousands of people in B.C. are under public health watch because of COVID-19, a family doctor is reminding people that testing doesn't always offer a complete picture.
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A Vancouver Island man has been arrested and fined after allegedly refusing to wear a mask and being verbally abusive to staff at a Langford gas station.
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Terri Orser began her army career in the reserves and then soon transferred to the regular force. In 1991, the Gulf War broke out and she found herself in Saudi Arabia.
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Insurance companies in British Columbia have agreed to end a pricing practice that has been identified as one of the key factors in skyrocketing property insurance premiums for condominiums.
