British Columbia news

A video from Drive BC shows a time-lapse of snow falling on Highway 97C early morning July 2. While it’s not completely unheard of to have snow at high elevations into July, it is certainly not very common.

Chefs Vikram Vij and Theresa Cortois chat about the unique challenge for chefs taking part in this year’s multi-cultural Indian Summer Festival in Vancouver.

A group of UBC students from the Sauder School of Business is heading to the Downtown Eastside this summer to teach business skills.

A group of adventurers from Ontario discuss their plan to recreate a historic journey on Mt. Waddington.

The woman was driving on Old Dewdney Trunk Road when she was shot, RCMP say.

A British Columbia woman has died after an explosion in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Friends and family have identified the victim as Laurie Ryan, an artist from West Kelowna, B.C.

Nicola Valley Institute of Technology will give bursaries of up to $2,525 to School District No. 58's 2018 graduates who apply, are accepted and register for courses before July 31.

The six-time all-star, who makes a decent CFL salary, is not immune to Metro Vancouver's housing crisis.

Before he took the stage to headline the Canada Day concedrt at Canada Place, JoJo Mason met up with Sonia Deol to discuss his love of country msuic and how he got to this point in his career.

"This place couldn't exist without them and everybody appreciates everything they do down there," says one longtime member.

"This place couldn't exist without them and everybody appreciates everything they do down there," says one longtime member.

Donor mom Felicia Hill explains why she came to Vancouver from Reno, Nevada, to watch seven-year-old Addison McArthur compete in the Canadian Transplant Games.

A two-day workshop takes future budtenders through the ins and outs of selling marijuana under the new legal framework.

The incident occurred in front of Hopcott Meats at 18385 Old Dewdney Trunk Road.

The incident occurred in front of Hopcott Meats at 18385 Old Dewdney Trunk Road.

"We have a great community. I'm very proud."

Big White, near Kelowna, received a dusting of snow as well.

You won't find the typical racks and racks of clothing in this store. Think of it more as an escape into a dreamworld, says Vancouver fashion designer Laurence Li.

Homicide investigators are looking for witnesses to help identify the victim.

Esa Carriere, 23, had recently moved from Ontario to B.C.

Gerry Brewer says it's frustrating that the most common reasons for rescue haven't changed since 1965.

Police say the man was fatally injured during an altercation near the Queensway Bus Loop on July 1 in the late evening hours.

A stranger's kindness brought this man to Canada. Now, his eyesight could also be restored.

The Coastal Inspiration is returned to service Monday on the Horsehoe Bay/Nanaimo route.

Four provinces have provided for legal sting operations against marijuana retailers to test whether they're keeping underage customers out of their stores.

Travels in Geology: From sea to sky in British Columbia  EARTH Magazine

An 18-year-old man is in police custody in Abbotsford after a shooting that critically injured another man.

Surrey Rockhound Club Annual Summer Tailgate Sale -Free Admission Sunday July 8, 2018 – 9am to 4pm Sullivan Hall Parking Lot A great Sunday outing for the whole family! Join members from the various British Columbia rockhound clubs selling right out of their vehicles or from tables. Rock items for sale include slabs, agates, petrified...

An 18-year-old man has been arrested and remains in custody.

An 18-year-old man has been arrested and remains in custody.

50 people from 40 different countries became Canadian citizens at a special ceremony in Langley B.C. on Canada Day.

BC Ferries spokesperson does not know when the Northern Adventure will be safe to travel from Prince Rupert to Skidegate, B.C., after a mechanical failure Sunday morning.

BC Ferries spokesperson does not know when the Northern Adventure will be safe to travel from Prince Rupert to Skidegate, B.C. after a mechanical failure Sunday morning.

The Teahouse in Stanley Park is facing online backlash for firing a manager who refused service to a pro Trump supporter. As Julia Foy reports, angry critics are accusing staff at the diner for being pro-Trump and supporting his policies.

British Columbia communities recovering from last year’s wildfires are hoping last month’s rain has dampened the chances for a fierce wildfire season. Kristen Robinson reports.

Paul Johnson looks at whether advocating for pot on Cannabis Day is still relevant now that Marijuana will be legal in our country.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau addressed allegations of "groping" a reporter at an event 18 years ago, saying Sunday that he does not recall any "negative interactions" that day.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has directly addressed allegations of "groping" a reporter at an event 18 years ago before he was involved in politics, saying he does not recall any "negative interactions" that day.

Lower mainland residents get out and enjoy the Canada Day ceremonies and celebrations. Tanya Beja Reports

The Vancouver Whitecaps controlled the play and created plenty of chances but just couldn't score during a 1-0 loss to the Colorado Rapids in Major League Soccer play Sunday.

Rich Coleman, the minister once responsible for B.C.'s gaming industry, is downplaying an independent report which says officials failed to act on money laundering in the province.

The load was tied down with an old garden hose, which was attached ‘MacGyver’-style to the driver’s side mirror.

"I can't afford $2,000 for an apartment," said one protester. "I'm going insane; I'm going crazy right now. I don't know what I'm going to do."

A man died after he fell from the back of a pickup truck he had been sitting in during the Canada Day parade in Abbotsford, B.C.

A man died after he fell from the back of a pickup truck he had been sitting in during the Canada Day parade in Abbotsford, B.C.

A man died after he fell from the back of a pick-up truck he had been sitting in during the Canada Day parade in Abbotsford, B.C.

The U.S. ships more coal from Westshore terminals in Delta, B.C. than any other port on the west coast.