British Columbia news

Interior designer and TV star Jillian Harris took to social media to complain about a Coquitlam-based taxi company refusing her a trip from Port Moody to Downtown Vancouver. She said the driver told her it was too far, instead offering her a ride to a nearby SkyTrain station.

Drivers hoping to cross Vancouver's Lions Gate Bridge Saturday night might be blocked by the infamous "bump" one last time.

Roadside surveys for alcohol and drug-induced driving will take place this month.

Roy Henry Vickers, a First Nations artist from northwest British Columbia, has always been a fan of the rock band Grateful Dead but never imagined he would one day be working with them.

The Canucks are starting a new tradition of playing one preseason game in a different B.C. community every year.

Officers are investigating in the area of Southgate Road and Airport Way after they received a report from Fraser Regional Correctional Centre in Maple Ridge.

"We're not asking for the moon, we're asking to keep the people who are already employed and already doing amazing jobs."

Should someone other than local politicians decide what local politicians make?

The group has no spending limits because the official campaign has not started.

A University of Victoria neuroscience professor has tips for refs on how to figure out when a soccer player is faking an injury.

A news release from the B.C. Centre on Substance Use says treatment for youth must be developmentally and culturally appropriate and, while confidential, should also include family involvement when possible.

Dr. Mique’l Dangeli wants to stay in her nation’s traditional territory and continue her work in language revitalization.

World Cup soccer is coming to north america in 2026. The joint bid by Canada, the United States and Mexico was announced as the winning bid this morning. But there won’t be any games played here in BC because of a decision made by the Provincial Government. Paul Haysom has all today’s reaction.

Mike Agerbo has Father’s Day gift ideas for the tech-savvy guy in your life

"If you don't see an obvious injury, like blood or anything like that, then it's just being a natural fawn," the officer said.

Pharmacist and author Sherry Torkos shares some easy, natural remedies for symptoms of menopause and skin aging.

Vancouver soccer great and Whitecaps President Bob Lenarduzzi talks to Paul Haysom about North America’s successful bid to host the 2026 World Cup

The provincial government is currently accepting feedback on proposed changes to the Caribou Recovery Program, which include limiting access to certain backcountry areas.

A major Vancouver traffic disruption this weekend as Broadway closes between Commercial and Victoria from 9pm Friday to 8am Sunday. City crews will be making sidewalk repairs, installing transit canopies and removing a work platform. Additional one-way closures are scheduled for Sunday and Monday night from 11pm to 5am.

Vancouver dropped out of the World Cup bid in March, leaving Edmonton, Toronto and Montreal as the only remaining Canadian cities.

"I also believe Canada getting the World Cup overrides the cities that will or won't be participating," said the Vancouver Whitecaps president.

Since she was first elected in 1989, Villeneuve has focused on building an arts community, welcoming immigrants and reducing poverty and homelessness.

Paramedic Peter Smith broke down at the stand as he shared that Dudley wanted him to let her parents know that she was sorry for what happened and that she loved her mother.

A B.C. tire recycling organization has removed around 400 abandoned tires from an illegal dump site on provincial land near the Okanagan community of Peachland.

On Sunday – President Donald Trump’s chief economic adviser Larry Kudlowhe accused Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of undermining the US and its allies with comments he made at the G7 summit. Trump and his advisers are lashing out at Canada after our Prime Minister declared Canada won’t be ‘pushed around.’ There are fears of...

Vancouver Whitecaps Ambassador Carl Valentine on North America’s successful bid to host the 2026 World Cup

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The 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup is coming to Canada — but when it comes to hosting games, Vancouver will be watching from the sidelines.

Country music artist Brett Kissel talks about his newest music and being on tour while being a father.

The B.C. Used Oil Management Association hopes coming improvements at bottle depots will help them collect more oil in an environmentally responsible way.

Canada's prison service is using security tests that may discriminate against Indigenous offenders and keep them behind bars longer and in more restrictive environments, the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled.

On the 10-year anniversary of the partnership between MCFD and the Sts'ailes community, the nation's leaders talk about troubles still embedded in Indigenous child welfare in B.C. today.

On the 10-year anniversary of the partnership between MCFD and the Sts'ailes community, leaders talk about troubles still embedded in Indigenous child welfare in B.C. today.

Canadian Soccer President Steve Reed talks about the effort involved in trying to win the bid to host 2026 FIFA World Cup.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino said Tuesday he was not worried about any political interference from U.S. President Donald Trump or any leaders from the United bid.

A tax on large companies such as Amazon that was meant to fight a growing homelessness crisis got rolled back during a raucous Seattle city council meeting that exposed divisions over how much companies that have fuelled booming economies should help pay to alleviate the downsides of success.

Suncor's Edmonton refinery was restarted last week after being shut down for regular spring maintenance and the company is working to resupply the gas stations.

The federal government is rejecting several Senate changes to its cannabis legalization bill, setting the stage for a possible showdown between the Senate and the House of Commons.

Mike Nakatsu's home is his castle. Literally. The East Vancouver builder designed it that way. And now, for $2.298 million, it could be yours.

The World Cup is coming to Canada. FIFA member associations gathering in Moscow on Wednesday voted 134-65 in favour of the North American bid by Canada, the U.S. and Mexico to host the 2026 World Cup, beating out Morocco.

President of U.S. Soccer Carlos Cordeiro thanks the FIFA Congress for awarding their united bid with Canada, U.S., and Mexico the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

A united bid from Canada, U.S., and Mexico are selected by the FIFA Congress to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The united bid received 67% of the vote.

Canadian men’s national soccer team member Alphonso Davies says he dreams of playing in a World Cup maybe even in his hometown of Edmonton should the FIFA World Congress vote for their bid.

Father Lucien Paul Larre’s registration with the College of Psychologists of B.C. was cancelled in 2008, and he signed an agreement saying he would not apply for reinstatement.

Kids as young as 11 are now being recruited by gangs in Surrey, according to a city councillor.

"It's great to see this renewed commitment."

If you take the Millennium Line, expect a different boarding platform at Lougheed Town Centre Station.

Now the health authority is seeking relief for the amount owing, plus costs.

The head of the BC Trucking Association says a lack of proper training is to blame for incidents that have seen trucks slam into overpasses.

First step to dealing with peafowl: come together as a community and decide what you want done with them.