British Columbia news

A New York Times writer was a big fan of the Richmond Night Market.

The man was pronounced dead at the scene.

Foerster will be eligible to apply for parole on April 4, 2029.

Fresh local B.C. strawberries are ripe for the picking. More than just a juicy snack, they are packed with nutrients. Diana Steele has the details.

Kittens, Sprite and Cola, are in the care of the BC SPCA’s Burnaby branch. They came from an unwanted litter and will be ready for adoption soon.

Yes, even the school tax.

Search crews fear the rescue of a mushroom picker who went missing in B.C.'s Interior on the weekend may be the first of many similar calls this summer.

The City of Vancouver is proposing a height limit of 90 feet for any new developments.

Sometime around May and June every year, Vancouver’s most notorious feathered felons strike. Crows are known for dive bombing pedestrians across the city annually, this year being no exception and the season may even last a bit longer.

Sometime around May and June every year, Vancouver’s most notorious feathered felons strike — and this year, the season may last a bit longer.

A new study by UBC Okanagan says men who have used psychedelic drugs have a lower likelihood of committing violence against their partners. The study was published last month in the in the Journal of Psychopharmacology. According to the authors, it was based on an anonymous online questionnaire of 1,266 people, between the ages of...

Nothing in life is certain except death and taxes so the famous saying goes, and at least one of those certainties is Increasingly being seen as one of the ways out of Vancouver's housing crisis.

"I think it's important we continue to listen."

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was greeted by dozens of protesters as he arrived at the Cheam Multiplex in the B.C. Fraser Valley for a meeting about the Trans Mountain pipeline.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Indigenous Advisory and Monitoring Committee in Rosedale, British Columbia to seek support for the Trans Mountain pipeline. Anti-pipeline protesters also gathered outside of the meeting.

Following Sunday's fire at the Parkland Place Apartments, 40 people are still sleeping on air mattresses at a local gym, with 72-hour provincial emergency program set to end Wednesday.

The move continues a wave of major changes in the way health care is provided in B.C.

The global fossil fuel industry is heading toward a major crisis by 2035, and Canada's oilsands will likely be among the first to collapse when the so-called "carbon bubble" bursts, according to a new study looking at advancements in clean energy.

The women — all former competitive skiers coached by Charest — said they decided to come forward publicly in order to "make sure what happened to them doesn't happen to others."

A U.S. non-profit is mobilizing volunteers to help create a database of bigleaf maples along the West Coast, in a bid to stop illegal harvesting.

Randi Gardypie says a large box containing her beadwork, feathers, jingle dress and other accessories was taken last week from a locked truck in Prince George.

Dweezil Zappa continues his mission to unlock the mysteries held within the superabundance of his father Frank Zappa’s iconic music. He plays the Commodore Ballroom December 13th, 2018

Toys R Us Chief Play Officer Émile Burbidge gives us a kids perspective when reviewing the top new toys for kids this summer.

The low-cost airline has apologized to any passenger who has not received a promised reimbursement or refund.

Christina Stephen from Ecole North Oyster explains why she hopes her community will be one of the winners of the BCAA Place Space Contest.

"This is their territory. They own it and they don’t think that the fish farms have any right to be there," says the lawyer representing the Dzawada'enuxw First Nation.

The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team has confirmed two bodies found in the Campbell Heights area of Surrey after a shooting. Paul Haysom has the details.

RCMP have closed a stretch of 40 Ave. between 184 and 192 streets.

RCMP have closed a stretch of 40 Ave. between 184 and 192 streets.

Members of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team are on the scene of a suspicious death in Surrey, RCMP have confirmed.

Members of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team are on the scene of a suspicious death in Surrey, RCMP have confirmed.

Victims have been identified as Jaskarn (Jason) Singh Jhutty, 16, and Jaskaran (Jesse) Singh Bhangal, 17, both residents of Surrey.

Matthew Foerster strangled and bludgeoned the 18-year-old in Armstrong, B.C., on Halloween 2011.

Matthew Foerster strangled and bludgeoned the 18-year-old on Halloween 2011 and left her for dead in some bushes.

Nests, dens and burrows are not to be disturbed in Kootenay Boundary, with the rules set to expand across province.

The national inquiry into murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls has received more time from Ottawa to complete its mandate, but not as much as it initially requested.

The national inquiry into murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls has received more time from Ottawa to complete its mandate, but not as much as it initially requested.

'People have been hungry for an opportunity to talk about these issues,' says task force lead Spencer Chandra Herbert.

The motorcyclist's injuries could be life-threatening.

Nearly two-thirds of current pot consumers will make the switch to legal stores but daily consumers are more likely to buy off the illegal market.

The federal government must offer more than Kinder Morgan did and tread carefully with First Nations when building the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, says an Indigenous committee monitoring the project.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to meet with Indigenous leaders in British Columbia today, including a First Nations chief who has been a vocal supporter of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to meet with Indigenous leaders in British Columbia today, including a First Nations chief who has been a vocal supporter of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

After the backlash to a proposed new tower dominated land-use discussions around Chinatown for years, the city is now considering preventing any future towers in the historic neighbourhood.

When David Butler came home from volunteering at a homeless shelter, he found himself without a home. His RV had been towed by the City of Vancouver.

It's like comparing apples to oranges, says the Fraser Institute.

Friends say Ted stayed at the Tim Hortons because he lived off of his pension and couldn't afford rent.

After cannabis is legalized throughout Canada later this year, Canadians are expected to increase their consumption of the drug by up to 35 per cent, a new report says.

Cannabis entrepreneurs believe they'll be much more likely to win over new users if they can offer an alternative to smoking the product. New beverages and vaporizer devices promise an odourless, discreet and fun experience, once recreational use is legalized.

More women than men in Canada die as a result of a stroke, according to the Heart & Stroke 2018 Stroke Report.