Search underway in Vancouver for missing Gitxsan woman

A search is underway for a young Gitxsan woman who has been missing since Jan. 13.

Starting Tuesday, it is no longer a criminal offence to possess small amounts of certain illicit drugs in B.C., for people age 18 or above. Here’s what you need to know about the province's drug decriminalization pilot.

An Ontario man's car burst into flames right after routine servicing, and there was seemingly no investigation by the dealership or insurance company. One safety expert says this highlights a gap in road safety regulations, but Transport Canada says new rules are on the way.

What matters is the newspaper's purpose — providing accurate information to help an informed citizenry make decisions, hold power to account, know each other and ensure the wellbeing of their city. Frustratingly, this purpose is being steadily dismantled by the paper's own masters.

Abbotsford Police say a person was hit by a vehicle when they tried to run from police Sunday evening outside a restaurant near South Fraser Way and Old Yale Road.

The city of Vancouver will hold a public hearing in February on whether to make restaurant and bar patios a permanent fixture of city life.

RCMP received a report that the 89-year-old failed to arrive at a friend’s home on the evening of Jan. 27th and her whereabouts are currently unknown.

'It is contrary to everything we’ve seen in our data. It is completely opposite of what we see,' said Dwight Yochim, BC Search and Rescue Association’s senior manager.

Canadian snowboard star Mark McMorris made history on Sunday at the 2023 Winter X Games in Aspen, Colo. The 29-year-old from Regina successfully defended his slopestyle gold, breaking a tie with American Jamie Anderson for the most Winter X Games medals with 22.

The Vancouver Canucks have shut down forward Ilya Mikheyev for the season, months after the right-winger suffered a serious knee injury.

The agreement will give Lake Babine Nation control of 20,000 hectares of waterfront and forestry lands inside their territory.

Officials confirmed the occupants were uninjured after being out overnight -20 C temperatures. COSAR responded with 24 members, two response trucks, five snowmobiles and one ATV.

The fire happened at Urban Safari Rescue Society when officials say the power went out and when it came back, created a power surge that sparked a fire.

Conditions are expected to moderate by Sunday afternoon as temperatures rise, however wind chill values near minus 35 will return overnight into Monday morning.

The project aims to remove fuels available for wildfire consumption. Unmanaged fuels increase wildfire risk and the potential for intense wildfire behaviour, says BCWS.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police say they are investigating after a five-foot metal fence post was allegedly thrown at the windshield of a city bus on Friday night.

“I think it's a little ridiculous, especially considering Vancouver has a housing crisis right now,” said Munira Abdulwahid, a UBC student.

Parenting can be one of the greatest joys of a person's life — but it can also be one of the toughest challenges they will ever face.

Prince George, B.C., lawyer Carolynne Burkholder-James is one of only a handful of British Columbians each year, willing to donate their kidneys anonymously to a stranger waiting for one.

A Vancouver artist has created an open-source map to chronicle bars, nightclubs, venues and art spaces, past and present.

Cartoonist Gareth Gaudin is more than 6,800 days into his cartoon-a-day project, where he often documents his life — including moments with his mother, who has dementia.

Donna Wadsworth of Savoury City Catering shows how to make a spring vegetable strata and build your own lox board so you can host an easy but delicious brunch at home.

Search and rescue experts in B.C. are upset about an article shared online questioning the mantra of always bringing 10 essential items when heading out on a hike. A popular backpacking blog promoted a study that questions whether the list is backed by science.

Canadians sometimes wax nostalgic about when we got free meals and boozy drinks on flights, but stripping the luxuries from air travel means more people can now afford to fly.

Canadians sometimes wax nostalgic about when we got free meals and boozy drinks on flights, but stripping the luxuries from air travel means more people can now afford to fly.

In an ever-increasing digital world where rarely an hour, let alone a day, goes by without gazing at a smartphone or tablet, some people are redeveloping their passion for a technology seemingly headed for extinction: the film camera.

In an ever-increasing digital world where rarely an hour, let alone a day, goes by without gazing at a smartphone or tablet, some people are redeveloping their passion for a technology seemingly headed for extinction: the film camera.

Climate-conscious shoppers may buy local food and try to cut packaging waste – but those efforts could be negated by potent greenhouse gases leaking from supermarket fridges. Here’s a look at why that’s happening, what the solutions are, and how ordinary shoppers could make a difference.

Hundreds of supporters cheered on the reader at a Drag Queen Story Time in Kelowna, while a small group of protesters targeted the event, which created controversy when it was last held in 2019.

The library hosted a drag storytime featuring performer Freida Whales, where she read children's books to kids. However, not everyone approved of the event.