British Columbia news

"I don't know if the costs are significant or not," said Premier John Horgan.

Vernon RCMP are hoping tips from the public will help advance their investigation into a hit and run last week.

“Investigators have reason to believe that the woman’s actions inside the building may have inadvertently sparked the blaze."

David Jeff was reported missing on July 31, 2017, while Williams Lake was under an evacuation order due to wildfires threatening the city.

David Jeff was reported missing on July 31, 2017, while Williams Lake was under an evacuation order due to wildfires threatening the city.

"It's always nice when a ski company actually owns the ski mountain instead of an investment group that's only looking to turn a profit."

The Canadian Association Petroleum Producers is throwing support behind Premier Rachel Notley's plan to push Trans Mountain forward, but warns certain techniques could harm, not help, industry.

Police say a drug bust will "significantly disrupt the drug trade in Abbotsford," after two men were arrested and officers seized more than $35K along with drugs and a semi-automatic rifle.

Kamloops RCMP said the victim was 67-year old David Jeff Blair of Williams Lake, B.C.

British Columbia has committed to hitting a $15.20 minimum wage by 2021, but what is still unclear is how the government plans to deal with existing exemptions to the wage.

Vancouver Fire & Rescue Services Chief Darrell Reid said mental health awareness is increasing in the department.

They also made two arrests.

Fire chiefs and city engineers are pushing the province to reduce the length of the no-stopping areas near fire hydrants to make more room for parking.

Any British Columbian suffering from chronic hepatitis C, regardless of severity, will now have fully-funded access to treatment.

A BCSC notice of hearing said he only spent half the money on day-trading, and spent the rest on unrelated activities.

The Rural Dividend Fund is contributing $500,000 to the project, which is estimated to cost approximately $5 million.

The federal government released details today of its plan to sink $1.5 billion into Canada's ocean coastlines in a bid to protect killer whales and guard against oil spills, as well as encourage more efficient marine trade routes.

The federal government released details today of its plan to sink $1.5 billion into Canada's ocean coastlines in a bid to protect killer whales and guard against oil spills.

Because of the usually large snow pack, the province is opening a dam on the lake, to lower the water level earlier than normal this year.

RCMP say a 60-year-old woman is in custody facing possible charges of arson after six suspicious fires in one week in Armstrong, B.C.

The Canadian government announced its support Tuesday for the North American bid for the 2026 World Cup, but it's unknown whether Vancouver will be a part of it.

The province is offering up to $100 per month to cut fees for kids aged three to five. But this daycare society raising fees by $130.

A grandmother and two children, aged 5 and 2, were struck by a car early Monday morning. Police confirm their injuries aren't life-threatening, but a woman in her mid-60s is in serious condition.

The mobile app could alert naloxone holders to someone overdosing nearby.

The provincial government is considering withdrawing support for a Vancouver to host games in the 2026 men's FIFA World Cup.

Surrey is the latest municipality in Metro Vancouver to ban the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits in stores.

“His early notification of the fire really led to a successful outcome.”

Sixteen year olds can drive, they can get married, but in Canada they can't vote. B.C. Green Party leader Andrew Weaver wants to change that.

RCMP said they have arrested a 60-year-old woman from Armstrong after three more suspicious fire incidents in that community on Monday night.

One person killed in an early morning house fire in Kelowna, B.C.

One person was killed in an early morning house fire in Kelowna, B.C.

The B.C. government will now allow anyone living with chronic hepatitis C to access treatment.

Check out some of these amazing photos snapped by our viewers Tuesday morning!

Kelowna fire crews were busy Tuesday morning putting out three fires in the city.

UBC sociology professor David Tindall explores what fuels mass gatherings and social movements in light of Saturday's rally against Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain expansion.

The Ministry of Transportation says it began allowing vehicles over the span on Monday.

It’s time to let cyclists and buses through the 800-block of Robson Street, says the NPA's Melissa Degenova.

It’s time to let cyclists and buses through the 800-block of Robson Street, says the NPA's Melissa Degenova.

Canada, Mexico and the U.S. are up against Morocco to host the men's soccer showcase. Their bid books go to FIFA at the end of the week with a decision to be made June 13.

If you felt a little claustrophobic on your last flight, you’re not the only one.

Minister of Sport and Persons With Disabilities Kirsty Duncan was on hand at BMO Field to announce the Canadian government's full support in the nation's joint bid for the FIFA 2026 World Cup.

Marc-Andre Leclerc of Squamish, B.C., and his Alaskan climbing partner Ryan Johnson were reported missing on March 7.

RCMP have confirmed a woman was killed in a devastating structure fire on Springfield Road Tuesday.

The fire broke out early this morning at a home in the 2600 Block of Springfield Road.

A group of teens caused $20,000 in damages to a West Vancouver home after the 14-year-old rented the home online using her parent’s credit card. Jordan Armstrong is live from the scene.

Global Citizen Live, which started in New York in 2012, highlights issues that affects women and girls around the world, such as global health and climate change.

The possibility of a bike lane through Kitsilano Beach Park has been debated for years — and the debate will continue.

The possibility of a bike lane through Kitsilano Beach Park has been debated for years — and the debate will continue.

When Feng Yun Shao agreed to pay $6.1 million for a sprawling Shaughnessy mansion, she had no idea an alleged Chinese triad leader had lived there before he was gunned down at the front gate.

Here's a quick recap of all the important Paralympic news you might have missed overnight and what's to come later today.