New B.C. drivers can now take learner’s licence knowledge test online

This will be for new drivers who want to obtain a learner's licence for passenger vehicles and motorcycles, not for anyone seeking a commercial driving licence.

Recently, the federal government passed Bill C-15 to help combat consumer financial fraud, but Democracy Watch argues its consumer protections are still weak.

In September 2022, 51-year-old Holly Park was run over by an SUV driven by a man she was dating at the time. She died of her injuries.

Vitali Stefanski denied killing his ex-wife while testifying in B.C. Supreme Court in Kamloops on Wednesday.

Judith Sayers, one of the directors at the First Nations Justice Council, says many Indigenous people don't feel comfortable approaching the institutions that handle complaints against police, like the Independent Investigations Office of British Columbia.

Millions of amphibians and reptiles are displaced and relocated from their habitats because of development projects in B.C., according to a new study. But researchers say there’s no monitoring requirement in place to determine whether the animals survive the move.

Prominent ride-hailing companies say people in Vancouver should expect higher prices with the FIFA World Cup 2026 set to kick off on Saturday. Uber and Lyft both told CBC News in statements that higher wait times and dynamically-adjusted pricing are likely given high demand on matchdays.

The banners are designed. The branding is finished. And the artwork that will define the look of the 2026 BC Summer Games is already appearing across Kelowna

Prince George city council passed the first three readings of a zoning bylaw amendment that would allow for the development of the Village on Central by Hyland Properties despite concerns from residents about how the development will impact traffic in the surrounding neighbourhood

A Vancouver beer bar has developed a creative and tongue-in-cheek way to advertise the FIFA World Cup while avoiding any FIFA trademark infringement.

One of the pieces of evidence showed two of the killers, Abhijeet Singh and Khushveer Toor, filming themselves on the roof of the victims' home one month before the killing.

U.S. hotel data firm CoStar's data shows that, as of June 1, occupancy for Vancouver's first match day on Saturday between Australia and Turkey was 57.4 per cent, down from 71.6 per cent on the same date a year ago.

West Shore RCMP are investigating three separate cases of children allegedly being targeted by a global online group which is known for grooming or coercing children into self-harm and other acts of violence.

Jennifer Stephens pleaded guilty last year to multiple charges, including assault causing bodily harm, unlawful confinement, sexual assault with a weapon and several other offences related to sex trafficking of a person under 18.

Terrace city staff will investigate whether data centres should be treated as a separate zoning category, potentially allowing extra municipal and public review before a centre is approved within city limits.

As part of a Drone as First Responder Program, the Vancouver police will be the first in Canada to deploy six Skydio X10 drones.

The Senate Committee on Agriculture and Forestry says Canada needs to fund a national fleet of modern firefighting aircraft and create an office to co-ordinate wildfire responses.

In a week typically set aside for prom and graduation celebrations, students at one Prince George high school are instead mourning the loss of a classmate.

In a week typically set aside for prom and graduation celebrations, students at one Prince George high school are instead mourning the loss of a classmate.

West Shore RCMP said the online group is violent and similar in nature to a group known as the '764,' which is part of a larger online network known as 'The COM.'

'Every Year After' is based on the best-selling novel 'Every Summer After' by Canadian author Carley Fortune and is set in Barry's Bay, a quintessential lake town in Ontario.

Organizers of the Rifflandia festival say they will no longer run the multimillion-dollar music and arts event, citing rising production costs.

The trial for Kai-Ji Adam Lo, who is facing 11 counts of second-degree murder in the alleged 2025 Lapu-Lapu Day festival attack in Vancouver, has been set to start on April 19, 2027.

Dawson Creek RCMP said that they were called on June 4 to a report of a UTV, also known as a side-by-side, rollover in the 13700-block of 207 Road in Pouce Coupe.

At a sentencing hearing in Vancouver Provincial Court Tuesday, Crown counsel said Kevin Prichard drove his vehicle over Gohkan Peksoy.

Three men have pleaded guilty in what police say are among the first convictions in an extortion-related attack in Surrey.

More than 300 Abbotsford, B.C., students performed bilingual English-Halq’eméylem songs at the Matsqui Centennial Auditorium on Tuesday, in a concert that celebrated environmental stewardship and the culture of local First Nations.

Two dozen properties northwest of Pemberton, B.C., remain under evacuation alert as experts monitor a nearby glacial lake that they say is close to its maximum capacity.

Terrace, B.C., city council is moving forward with plans to demolish the remainder of the city's bowling alley, which has been deemed structurally unsafe.

Some of soccer’s biggest names could take to the field in Vancouver during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with stars from Canada, Belgium, Egypt, Turkey and Switzerland named in squads for matches at B.C. Place.