Canada Post strike could affect B.C. voting referendum

Canada Post workers have started rotating strikes in some Canadian cities, including Victoria. Neetu Garcha has more on what this means for B.C., including the proportional representation referendum.

Global Affairs Canada has updated its travel advisory for the coastal city of Puerto Vallarta and other parts of the Mexican state of Jalisco following a sudden explosion of violence that includes road blockades with burning vehicles and clashes between federal authorities and armed groups.

The Punjabi coverage kicked off Saturday when the Whitecaps opened their MLS season with a 1–0 win over Real Salt Lake at B.C. Place.

Located in the heart of historic Gastown since 2010, L’Abattoir is situated in a refurbished 19th-century heritagebrick-and-beam building that pays homage to its history.

Despite the common misconception that there are no Black people in Metro Vancouver, the community’s population grew by 38 per cent from 2016 to 2021 and Black people are finding more ways to connect.

World governing body of soccer says World Cup excitement is at record levels, but supporter groups say costly ticket prices, new travel rules and safety concerns are keeping some European fans home.

Surrey reduced its police budget by $47 million after the force underspent about $40 million last year. But why has the budget been reduced when the Surrey Police Service is in the midst of an ongoing extortion crisis and the police force's expansion across the city?

A funeral for one of the victim's of the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., mass shooting has been cancelled as a result of the threats, according to the local newspaper.

A funeral for one of the victim's of the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., mass shooting has been cancelled as a result of the threats, according to the local newspaper.

Canada’s artificial intelligence minister says he is raising concerns with OpenAI and other such platforms about their safety protocols, after the tech company confirmed that the account of the teenager behind the Tumbler Ridge, B.C., mass shooting had been flagged internally but not reported to police before the attack.

Minister Solomon says the federal government is in contact with OpenAI following reports about online activity connected to the Tumbler Ridge shooting.

This week's U.S. Supreme Court ruling against some of President Donald Trump’s widespread global tariffs opens the door to challenge other Trump tariffs still plaguing B.C.’s softwood lumber and aluminum sector.

A heli-skier has died after being caught in an avalanche near Revelstoke, B.C., with RCMP and the BC Coroners Service investigating the fatal incident.

Sidney Crosby took part in Canada's practice Saturday and remains an option for the country's gold-medal matchup with the United States at the Milan Cortina Olympics. Head coach Jon Cooper said following an on-ice session closed to media that his captain will be a game-time decision Sunday.

Almost six decades since Howard Wong Sr. and Darlene Wong started Howard Wong Farms in Abbotsford's Matsqui Prairie, grandchild Brendan Wong and wife Tamara Wong are taking over the business, set to reopen on March 7 after being closed for three years.

The motion comes despite low odds of the U.S. team playing in Vancouver and amid wider fan concerns about travel, politics and security.

Muslims observed their first full day of Ramadan on Wednesday, coinciding with Ash Wednesday, which kicks off Christians' 40-day observance of Lent. This year marks the first such overlap in more than 30 years.

It was an unexpected early end for Canada's men's ski cross team at the Milano-Cortina Olympic Winter Games on Saturday in Livigno, Italy. All four of Canada's entries did not advance past the quarterfinals – including reigning World Cup Crystal Globe winner Reece Howden.

A Kamloops, B.C., couple has 3D printed a feeding stand to help a foster kitten that has a unique medical condition.

Canadian freestyle skier Cassie Sharpe will not compete in Saturday's Olympic women's halfpipe final after suffering a bad fall during qualification on Thursday.

For most of her life, winter was simply something Rogene Reid lived through. But lately, as winters become less consistent and more unpredictable, she's realized winter has become part of her identity as a Canadian raised by Caribbean parents who didn’t grow up with this kind of cold.

Many Canadians are enduring long waits to learn the fate of relatives who have been arrested or gone missing in the wake of a violent crackdown on protests during which at least 7,000 people were killed, rights group say.

The Chief Administrative Officer of Metro Vancouver has spoken for the first time since Global News broke the story about chaos in the organization's leadership.

Norovirus Outbreak in WA Linked to British Columbia Oysters  Food Poisoning Bulletin

B.C. property companies controlled by prominent developer Terry Hui are taking the federal government to court, claiming a tax bill of more than $91 million will jeopardize future construction projects if they're made to pay up after a 12-year audit by the Canada Revenue Agency.

Three people have died in avalanches in B.C. this season and a wintry blast of heavy snow and wind is prompting a warning from experts.

Squamish RCMP says it will not be recommending criminal charges after a landslide in Lions Bay, B.C., in December 2024 that resulted in the deaths of two beloved residents.

The company said, in response to questions from CBC News, that Jesse Van Rootselaar's account was detected via automated tools and human investigations that "identify misuses of our models in furtherance of violent activities."

The company said, in response to questions from CBC News, that Jesse Van Rootselaar's account was detected via automated tools and human investigations that "identify misuses of our models in furtherance of violent activities."

The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed a bid by U.S. facial recognition firm Clearview AI to overturn findings that the company is subject to Canadian privacy laws, despite no longer doing business in the country.