British Columbia news

It happened Tuesday in a park just off Victoria Drive.

All First Nations in British Columbia are about to get a chunk of the province's gaming revenues.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Friday, Nov. 30, 2018.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Thursday, Nov. 29, 2018.

It was supposed to help Vancouver's rental crisis but in the first year of the EHT's implementation, the city's vacancy rate rose by just 0.1 per cent.

B.C. government to share gaming revenues with First Nations across British Columbia  Global NewsAll First Nations in British Columbia are about to get a chunk of the province's gaming revenues. The B.C. government announced on Thursday that they would ...

It is believed the otter, who was first spotted in the garden on Nov. 17, ate 11 of the resident 14 koi.

Here are your five things to do this weekend around the province including Vancouver Santa Claus Parade, Bright Nights Stanley Park and Loft Country Christmas

Here are your five things to do this weekend around the province including tree lighting in Vancouver and Maple Ridge and Cultus Lake Christmas

There have never been more ways to pay for something as there are now and the oldest way — cash — is on the decline, especially in Canada. But some experts are raising concerns about the risks of a cashless society.

The otter's reign of terror is over, hopefully for good. But park staff is installing cameras just to be sure before putting prized koi back in the ponds at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden ponds.

The otter's reign of terror is over, hopefully for good. But park staff are installing cameras just to be sure before putting prized koi back in the ponds at Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden ponds.

A decade ago, few people talked about adapting to climate change — but now, preparing for hotter, longer summers, rising sea levels and increased rainfall is a pressing concern for municipalities in British Columbia.

The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Garden in Vancouver has reopened to the public after a major effort to capture a visiting river otter and re-locate the surviving koi. And as Neetu Garcia reports, the garden has new measures to prevent the otter from making a return.

TransLink has become the first transit authority in North America to introduce a wearable payment option.

Ensure you are ready for when guests come to visit with these helpful hints from lifestyle expert Carey McBeth.

Brian Ross Phillips, 59, has been sentenced for crimes committed in 2015.

ICBC is launching a pilot project that uses telematics to track the way as many as 7,000 new drivers manoeuvre on the road.

An emergency distress beacon should be made mandatory on all commercial fishing vessels in Canada within two years, according to a Senate study released Thursday that looks at Canada's search and rescue system at sea.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is taking expressions of interests in the routes until Jan. 15.

Incident took place in Olalla, B.C., near Keremeos.

Incident took place in Olalla, B.C., near Keremeos.

Compass wristbands, which will work the same as a Compass Card, will allow the rider to tap in and tap out when travelling on transit.

Wine Reviews Narrative Non-Fiction 2017, British Columbia  The Globe and MailA solidly built red blend from certified-organic vineyards.

Ocean Wise executive chef Ned Bell discusses a wild herring sale in support of kids with cancer and shows Sonia Sunger how to use the fish in a recipe.

Ian Pike of the Community Against Preventable Injuries discusses some of the most common holiday injuries. He also explains why we ignore that little voice in our heads telling us not to do something dangerous.

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British Columbia takes steps to try to fill abandoned Greyhound routes
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VICTORIA — The B.C. government is looking for operators to take over eight bus routes that remain without service since Greyhound pulled out of the province on Oct. 31. The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is taking expressions of ...and more »

A six-vehicle crash has snarled traffic on the Ironworkers Memorial Bridge during Thursday morning's commute.

Const. Derek Gallamore was shocked when his department in Delta, B.C., busted a woman allegedly selling weed-laced brownies with 40 times the recommended single dose of THC.

Travel expert Claire Newell explains which airlines rate the highest for in-flight entertainment.

Netflix, the company behind Narcos and Orange Is the New Black, is introducing its biggest price increase yet for both new subscribers and current members in Canada.

Inn From the Cold is being evicted from its current location at the end of December and, despite months of looking, hasn’t been able to find a new space to call home.

Police say the suspect allegedly became enraged by the way the two teens were looking at him.

Police say the suspect allegedly became enraged by the way the two teens were looking at him.

"We are thinking the postal strike is having an effect on people's ability to get their donations in."

A top B.C. Mountie wept Wednesday as he read his final correspondence with Pierre Lemaitre. He also said he'd never heard anyone describe the former RCMP spokesman as redundant.

A top B.C. Mountie wept Wednesday as he read his final correspondence with Pierre Lemaitre. He also said he'd never heard anyone describe the former RCMP spokesman as redundant.

Health Canada has been warning about MMS for years, the so-called Miracle Mineral Solution, a bleach-like product that can cause serious illnesses. Now, a B.C. man has been convicted of packaging, advertising and selling the solution.

Kenneth Edward Smith is banned for life from the investment game, his former friends describe him as a "true predator" who exploits vulnerable women, and he somehow lost $100,000 that a recent love interest entrusted to him.

Many of us can’t resist tours of luxury homes just to get a glimpse of how the super-rich live. But there’s one compound in British Columbia getting a lot of police attention.

If it was in Columbia or Mexico, the secluded five-acre property on Chadsey Road might pass for the set of a Netflix narcos drama.

Educators streamed into a Vancouver conference room to learn how curriculum specialists in Prince Rupert are developing Ts’msyen teaching materials for math classes.

The head of the Transportation Safety Board says she's very concerned that Transport Canada still hasn't implemented new safety regulations for seaplanes nine years after a crash in B.C. claimed six lives.

The head of the Transportation Safety Board says she's very concerned that Transport Canada still hasn't implemented new safety regulations for seaplanes nine years after a crash in B.C. claimed six lives.

It's understandable how Albertans could be aggrieved by the national urgency expressed at the potential loss of 2,500 General Motors jobs in Oshawa while its oil industry shed that many jobs every month, for 18 straight months, during the height of the downturn.

British Columbia police officer raises concerns about online weed edible sales  Times ColonistDELTA, B.C. — Const. Derek Gallamore was shocked when his department in Delta, B.C., busted a woman allegedly selling weed-laced brownies with 40 times ...

British Columbia takes steps to try and fill abandoned Greyhound routes  Toronto StarVICTORIA—The B.C. government is looking for operators to take over eight bus routes that remain without *service* since Greyhound pulled out of the province on ...

British Columbia police officer raises concerns about online weed edible sales  Prince George CitizenDELTA, B.C. — Const. Derek Gallamore was shocked when his department in Delta, B.C., busted a woman allegedly selling weed-laced brownies with 40 times ...

British Columbia police officer raises concerns about online weed edible sales  680 NewsDELTA, B.C. — Const. Derek Gallamore was shocked when his department in Delta, B.C., busted a woman allegedly selling weed-laced brownies with 40 times ...

The funds come from the province's Childcare B.C. New Spaces program, which gives school boards and municipalities $1 million per project to partner with non-profit organizations and offer new childcare spaces.