Small First Nation cut off by flooding

Among the communities cut off by the southern B.C. flooding is small First Nation near Merritt. Neetu Garcha has their story, and the story of woman who is cut off from the rest of her family.

Questions surround the sudden closure of a public washroom in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, less than five months after the facility opened.

A renewed call to abolish Canada’s Indian Act from Manitoba’s premier is being met with strong pushback from some First Nations leaders in B.C. who say they are concerned with the notion of abolishing the Indian Act completely.

Police in Fort St. John, B.C., say the suspect in what they describe as a violent home invasion and sexual assault Tuesday night remains at large.

Vancouver Coastal Health has released a warning that the morning commute will be darker than usual and could discourage walking or biking to school or work.

Emergency responders are reporting multiple crashes as the first major snowfall of the season hits the B.C. Interior.

One priority is digging into the province's books and getting a sense of the deficit, with Doerkson already announcing he wants to appoint an independent financial review panel.

The federal Liberal government voted to keep the B.C. coastal oil tanker ban in place Wednesday, defeating a Conservative bill that would have repealed it.

The blessing scams have targeted seniors at bus stops, Vancouver police say. One woman handed over valuables worth a total of $90,000 and in exchange received a backpack of noodles and water bottles.

The family of Pte. Trevor Flegel says he is still in hospital more than 10 days after the deadly fire at CFB Wainwright.

Caitlin Birdsall said that on Monday, staff on BC Ferries did see a deceased whale in the water and it was recovered by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada.

The teen was pronounced dead at the scene after colliding with a passenger vehicle.

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The Conservatives have argued the law is undermining Canada's prosperity by limiting the potential for oil exports from B.C.'s northern coast to international markets.

Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson shared photos on social media following his call with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday.

Former B.C. RCMP assistant commissioner David Teboul pleaded guilty to one count of assault in B.C. Supreme Court in Abbotsford Wednesday morning.

On Sept. 18 2025, RCMP Assistant Commissioner David Teboul was charged with one count of assault, among other charges and pleaded guilty to the assault charge on Wednesday.

Interior Health has issued alerts for Kamloops, Cranbrook and the Kootenays in the last month.

A Vancouver teacher has been suspended for two days after asking a Grade 7 student if they had a crush on him and whether they had a "special connection," according to B.C.'s teaching regulator.

A Vancouver teacher has been suspended for two days after asking a Grade 7 student if they had a crush on him and whether they had a "special connection," according to B.C.'s teaching regulator.

Canada’s privacy commissioner has launched an investigation into a cybersecurity breach involving anonymous tips shared with Crime Stoppers programs across the country.

Producers say B.C. was the perfect spot to film the new series Yaga, a new supernatural mystery inspired by Slavic folklore around Baba Yaga. The series has been trending high on Crave since it premiered on Oct. 23.

Cutting tax and simultaneously fixing the budget "are contradictory," said Werner Antweiler, a professor at the University of British Columbia.

Pte. Trevor Flegel of Kitimat on the province's North Coast was among the dozens of casualties, including four fatalities, after a fire resulting from a training exercise ripped through the Canadian Armed Forces base in Alberta on Oct. 17.

A dead humpback whale has been spotted in the same area where a whale was struck by a B.C. Ferries vessel last week.

A dead humpback whale found floating in Howe Sound was struck by a B.C. Ferries vessel last week, according to the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO).

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal awarded an instructor fired from Vancouver Island's Lester B. Pearson College almost seven years ago $115,000 in lost wages and compensation after finding the school discriminated against him based on his political beliefs.

Next Generation 911 will replace Canada’s old analog infrastructure with a new digital network, according to E-Comm 911 interim president and CEO Nancy Blair.

A B.C. RCMP Major Crimes officer has been charged with one count of accessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material, according to the B.C. Prosecution Service (BCPS).