Wellness Wednesday

Wellness Wednesday is a weekly interview segment on Global News Morning BC highlighting expert tips and tools we can implement in our daily lives to improve our well-being.  

The City of Kimberley says a Christmas Eve fire at their public works yard has destroyed two dump trucks, a boom truck, and a mini-excavator.

The magpies are leucistic, meaning they lack pigmentation, appearing white or pale in colour, but retain some colour. It's a condition similar to albinism.

DriveBC says Highway 16 linking Prince Rupert to communities in the east, including Terrace, had been shut in both directions on Tuesday due to flooding.

The Ambulance Paramedics of British Columbia says it has been in collective agreement negotiations with the employer since September, but talks broke down before Christmas.

'I dedicate this to my late Mom who taught me so much about history, local independent media & research,' Nardwuar said of his appointment.

The Cheryl Folden Memorial Bench seeks to spread empathy by telling the story of just one person who died after a lifetime of abuse, addiction and trauma.

Nineteen-year-old Macklin Celebrini will join Sidney Crosby, Connor McDavid and Nathan MacKinnon on the Canadian men’s Olympic hockey team, as NHLers return to the Winter Games for the first time in more than a decade.

Gov. Gen. Mary Simon has announced 80 appointments to the Order of Canada — a list that includes Olympians, journalists, Indigenous leaders and doctors.

From the World Series to floods, photojournalist Ben Nelms’s coverage of daily life has offered a window into current events in British Columbia.Below are just some of the thousands of photographs he took that documented life in the province in 2025.

A consequential year for Aboriginal law in British Columbia  The Globe and Mail

In 1982 in central B.C., David Ennis shot grandparents George and Edith Bentley and parents Bob and Jackie Johnson, and raped their young daughters before killing them as well.

With transit fares on the rise in a number of Canadian cities, some experts say it’s time to rethink how we fund public transportation so that lower-income riders — who rely on it the most — aren't priced out.

British Columbia Introduces Restricted Insurance Licensing Regime For Incidental Sales Of Insurance  Mondaq

David Travis was sentenced to two years less a day and will spend 593 days in custody after accounting for time served, after pleading guilty to three counts of arson.

Vancouver police say they are investigating the sudden death of a 16-year-old girl who was reported missing in North Vancouver.

British Columbia: A lookback at the stories of 2025  APTN News

Vortex Metals Shifts Corporate Domicile from Ontario to British Columbia  TipRanks

Vortex Metals Announces Continuance into British Columbia  The Globe and Mail

Afshin Ghotbi accuses Canadian Premier League club ownership of dishonesty over the non-repayment of a $500,000 loan he extended to the team in 2023.

Oliver and Olivia were the top names in 2024.

E-Comm handles 99 per cent of 911 calls in B.C., accounting for about two million calls a year.

The B.C. Ministry of Transportation says Highway 16 linking Prince Rupert to communities in the east including Terrace has been shut in both directions due to flooding.

Medical and disability experts are raising alarms over barriers to obtaining the main eligibility requirement for Canada's new disability benefit payments, the disability tax credit. Former clients say companies are charging them thousands of dollars for help with their applications — unaware free alternatives exist.

BC Today is where British Columbians connect on issues facing their lives and their community with host Michelle Eliot.

The annual lists of B.C.'s most notable nuisance 911 calls and power outages in 2025 have led to reminders that emergency lines should be kept open for actual emergencies — and not for air fryer returns or noisy bugs.

Two sections of Highway 16 have been washed out, one on Haida Gwaii that cuts off a critical north-south route, and another between Prince Rupert and Terrace, B.C.

The City of Dawson Creek presented a 2026 draft budget to mayor and council on Dec. 15. The budget proposes a 6.5 per cent increase, with one per cent dedicated to addressing asset management needs, closing the gap on a $10-million infrastructure deficit.

People ringing in the new year across British Columbia will be able to get home for free on public transit Wednesday night.

Maxus Mining Highlights Antimony Results at the Hurley Project in British Columbia, Canada  thecanadianpressnews.ca