British Columbia news

Scott Moe suggests that rather than boycott B.C. wine, Saskatchewan will look at options either through the courts or interprovincial trade agreements.

82-year-old Howe Kee Chan of Richmond, B.C., recounts his childhood memories of celebrating the Lunar New Year in rural China.

Kamloops Fire Rescue needs 15 more auxiliary firefighters to add to its roster.

A petition asking the Vancouver Park Board not to add pay parking to Spanish Banks is quickly gaining traction, with more than 1,000 signatures gathered over two days.

As the governments of Alberta and British Columbia clash over oil and wine, federal officials are carrying a forceful message in their discussions with the two provinces.

As the governments of Alberta and British Columbia clash over oil and wine, federal officials are carrying a forceful message in their discussions with the two provinces.

Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky is a nonsensical poem to begin with, but when you give it to the folks at The Old Trout Puppet Workshop, it transforms into a dark production best suited for an adult audience.

Speaking on the growing trade war with Alberta this afternoon, B.C. Premier John Horgan says it's in no one's interest to have "duelling premiers."

Eight organizations in British Columbia are joining forces to advocate for ride-hailing services in the province as soon as possible.

Premier Rachel Notley isn't backing down when it comes to the action her government has taken against British Columbia.

Toronto and Vancouver's real estate markets have responded to surging prices and a growing demand for homes with a supply of new housing that is "significantly weaker than other Canadian metropolitan areas," CMHC says in new report.

Learn how you can watch the 2018 Variety Show of Hearts and how you can help kids around B.C.

It was announced today at a press conference, Airbnb will collect and remit 11% tax for the province in a push for fairer taxing — and revenues raised will go towards helping affordable housing across B.C.

"The sharing economy is here," and so is the tax man.

The dispute between Alberta and B.C. isn’t about transporting oil or keeping beaches clean, Jon McComb says. It's about politics and getting reelected.

Mike Agerbo of Get Connected Media takes a look at three types of headphones and explains which works best for each type of music listener.

A booze battle is brewing between B.C. and Alberta after the premier of Alberta announced a boycott of all B.C. wine. And now with Justin Trudeau’s weighing in on the dispute , when will there be a resolution? Jordan Armstrong reports.

Vancouver lawyer Michael Klein has been appointed by the attorney-general's department to handle a case involving alleged threats against a municipal official.

Record-breaking levels of precipitation in B.C.'s Interior is making it tough for some communities to keep up with snow removal.

"We are disappointed that this political decision is threatening our progress."

The plastic bag industry's court challenge to Victoria's plastic bag bylaw has halted consideration of a similar measure in neighbouring Saanich.

The provincial government is set to announce to a new agreement with Airbnb this morning to address affordable housing in the province.

B.C. and Airbnb have reached an agreement that will see the online short-term rental company collect provincial and municipal taxes through its platform.

I expect Wilkinson to mold his party into a cohesive Opposition party that has a strategic focus, something that has been absent so far.

Kinder Morgan Canada president Ian Anderson says Alberta Premier Rachel Notley's move to ban the import of B.C. wine shows how important the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion is.

It's the time of year when freeze-thaw weather patterns create potholes in asphalt roads.

The Ridesharing Now B.C. coalition has been formed by groups including the Vancouver Board of Trade, B.C. Business Council, Canadian National Institute for the Blind and Lyft.

It was made to look as if the departure had been voluntary as the company announced that he had resigned his position.

Ottawa Senators forward Alex Burrows, who has a well-earned reputation for crossing the line, will have a telephone hearing Wednesday with the NHL after kneeing New Jersey Devils forward Taylor Hall twice in the head during Tuesday night's game.

A Morning of Empowerment, Visual Meditation, Yoga, Essential Oils, Nutrition & Financial Wellness. 5 Speakers. Mothers, Daughters & Sistas 16 – 100, bring your yoga mats (chairs available). By Donation $15 Cash – All proceeds donated to The North Shore Women’s Centre. Door Prizes from our Supportive Community Partners. RSVP [email protected] Doors open at 9:00...

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh says the federal government must be more involved in resolving the dispute between the B.C. and Alberta governments over their opposing views on the Trans Mountain pipeline.

NDP leader Jagmeet Singh accused Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of causing the Trans Mountain dispute between the B.C. and Alberta governments, after failing to renew the environmental review process for energy process.

Now in its 32nd year, Ken Hayden explains how the BC Bowls campaign raises money for Variety and brings fun to the community.

Trudeau said Wednesday, from the federal government's point of view, their focus is on what's best for Canada as a whole.

Connor Neurauter, of Kamloops B. C., pleaded guilty in January to sexual interference.

Following the news Alberta is banning further imports of B.C. wine in response to that province blocking a pipeline expansion, Ivonne Martinez from Alberta Liquor Store Association joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about the big impact the move will have on retailers.

The B.C. Coroners Service said the remains found in the town of Lake Cowichan, B.C., are those of Darreld Stanley Rayner, missing since 2007.

Prime minister Justin Trudeau said Wednesday that he will protect the federal government’s approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline following the B.C. government’s announcement to regulate the amount of bitumen transported through the pipe.

Jordan Bell claims he bought the can of NOS believing it to be free of animal parts.

Jordan Bell claims he bought the can of NOS believing it to be free of animal parts.

The wine embargo is a precedent that can't be allowed to stand, any more than B.C. should be able to end Trans Mountain. Jen Gerson on what Prime Minister Trudeau needs to do to end the interprovincial dispute.

The annual debate over the event is overshadowed by a larger question this year — what is the point of 4/20, an event that hangs its hat on civil disobedience — when legalization set to kick in?

The annual debate over the event is overshadowed by a larger question this year — what is the point of 4/20, an event that hangs its hat on civil disobedience — when legalization set to kick in?

And those sales happened at a time when property prices were climbing ever higher.

A clash between British Columbia and Alberta over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion was probably inevitable, but the surprisingly emotional nature of the conflict and its recent escalation makes a compromise less likely.

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley threw down the gauntlet on Tuesday when she said Alberta would no longer import B.C. wine as long as that province's government maintains it will ban increased bitumen shipments to the West Coast.

Alberta is threatening to turn off the taps for B.C. beer too.

An inquest into the Vancouver Police shooting death of a mentally ill man in 2014 has heard compelling testimony from one of the officers who confronted Tony Du. Rumina Daya reports.

The care packages will include handwritten welcome notes from students in the neighborhood.

Henry Braun says the median of Highway 1 should be used as a route for streetcars.