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  Realtor fined by B.C. regulator after property photos digitally altered

  A British Columbia Realtor has been fined thousands of dollars after a property listing was found to contain photos that were digitally altered to hide peeling paint and show furnishings that did not exist.

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  B.C. signs national pharmacare deal with Ottawa, promises to expand drug coverage

  British Columbia has become the first province in Canada to sign a pharmacare agreement with the federal government that would help the province fund hormone replacement therapy and diabetes expenses.

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  B.C. family doctors press parties for plans to address crisis ahead of election

  More than 700,000 British Columbians don't have a family doctor and two physicians’ groups want to know how the province’s political parties plan to address the crisis.

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  RCMP enforcement at B.C. logging protests 'unreasonable,' federal police watchdog says

  A federal police oversight agency has found the RCMP's enforcement of a civil injunction against old-growth logging protesters on Vancouver Island was unreasonable and violated the rights of activists.

• B.C. Lions lean on versatile offence to continue win streak against Toronto Argonauts

  A fresh face has been gracing the B.C. Lions' highlight reels in recent weeks.

• 'Concerning' number of impaired drivers arrested in roads in Saanich, B.C.: police

  Police on southern Vancouver Island say they’ve arrested almost as many impaired drivers in the first eight months of this year than they did in 2023 in a concerning trend of people getting behind the wheel while drunk or on drugs.

• Here's what you need to know about your rights ahead of a possible Air Canada strike, according to a passenger advocate

  While Air Canada has shared advice for travellers ahead of a possible pilots strike, an airline passenger rights advocate has more tips for Canadians who may be affected.

• Family of teen who died in B.C. homeless camp pushes for involuntary treatment for children with addictions

  In February, when Brianna MacDonald was rushed to hospital because of a suspected overdose, her parents said they begged Surrey Memorial to keep her in the youth psychiatric ward because of her mental health and addiction issues.

• Metro Vancouver men charged after several kilos of drugs seized

  Two men are facing drug-trafficking charges after police seized several kilograms of cocaine, fentanyl and methamphetamine from multiple Metro Vancouver properties last year, British Columbia's anti-organized crime task force announced Wednesday.

• Parents fight for change after 13-year-old girl dies in B.C. homeless camp

  Brianna McDonald's death was caused by a suspected overdose, according to her family. And her grieving parents are urging change so other families don’t have to face what they are going though.

• Taxi driver killed in Vancouver Island crash

  Mounties say a 66-year-old taxi driver is dead after his vehicle veered off the roadway and struck two trees on Vancouver Island.

• NDP tries to make abortion B.C. election issue, Conservatives push back

  Ahead of next month’s provincial election, the BC NDP is claiming the BC Conservatives – if elected – will reduce access to abortion and support for other reproductive health services if elected.

• 'I think we can stop them': Esquimalt renters vow to fight demoviction

  Renters in Esquimalt, B.C., say they are being caught in a housing conundrum—between the need to build more units and saving aging apartments that remain affordable.

• Mistrial declared in case of teen bystander killed in Vancouver gang shooting

  After five days of deliberations, jurors were unable to break their deadlock in the second-degree murder trial of Kane Carter, who is accused of fatally shooting a rival gang member and an innocent teen passerby in January 2018.