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• Share the road: The B.C. government wants you to look out for horses when driving this summer

  As summer approaches, the B.C. government is reminding drivers in rural areas to expect more horses on the roads.

  

• Inquest to begin in N.B. police shooting of Indigenous woman during wellness check

  The lawyer for the family of a British Columbia Indigenous woman fatally shot by police in Edmundston, N.B., during a wellness check two years ago said a coroner's inquest opening Monday offers a chance for her loved ones to get long-awaited answers.

  

• Would-be EV buyers in B.C. stymied by supply issues, report finds

  

• 'The fear is always there': Mother urges B.C. schools to bring back vital seizure medication

  A Surrey mother says she recently received notice that her son’s school will no longer carry or administer the drug Midazolam in the case of an emergency, which she says could help prevent serious injury or even death.

  

• Unseasonable spring: Greater Victoria sets low temperature records 2 days in a row

  Greater Victoria set a low temperature record Friday for the second day in a row.

• Firefighters carry baby deer across North Saanich road

  The North Saanich Fire Department says its members performed "an important roadside rescue" Friday morning after receiving a call from a concerned citizen.

• Potted plant 'performs' music at Indigenous art gallery on Vancouver Island

  When Rande Cook first spotted the potted plant, he 'hired' it on the spot. There was something about the snake plant that seemed to speak to him.

• Ukrainian refugees begin settling in to former resort in Sooke, B.C.

  The first of what's estimated to be around 100 refugees from Ukraine have arrived at their new home at a former resort in Sooke, B.C.

• Return of passenger trains between Seattle and Vancouver delayed

  Amtrak will postpone restoring its Cascades passenger-train service between Seattle and Vancouver, B.C., until possibly December because of a lack of personnel.

• Emergency alert system in B.C. to be in place for extreme heat in June: minister

  British Columbia's public safety minister says an automated alert system will be in place in June to notify residents of dangerously high temperatures like last year's fatal heat dome.

• Canada faces floods, record-breaking heat, snow and wildfires on Friday the 13th

  Friday the 13th was a weird weather day for Canada, with provinces experiencing everything from a record-breaking heatwave to spring snow, flooding and wildfires.

• Tree Brewing Co. recalling Golden Larch Grapefruit Radler over undeclared sulphites

  Tree Brewing Co. is recalling its Golden Larch Grapefruit Radler because the product contained sulphites not declared on the label.

• 'Lucky to be alive': U.S. man loses eye in hiking injury on B.C.'s West Coast Trail

  A Texas man is in hospital after he lost an eye in a hiking injury on the West Coast Trail on Vancouver Island, B.C.

• Province to spend $789M for new Royal B.C. Museum on current site

  The British Columbia government will spend $789 million on a new Royal B.C. Museum building at its current location near the B.C. legislature in Victoria.