Jericho Pier reopens more than 3 years after storm decimated structure
The Vancouver Park Board announced Friday that the 83-year-old pier at Jericho Beach has been reopened after extensive repair and restoration work.
Read moreMeasles may be circulating in small northeast B.C. community, says health authority
Northern Health officials have identified multiple confirmed cases of measles in the small northeast B.C. community of Wonowon.
Read moreWestJet dealing with 'cybersecurity incident' impacting access to internal systems, app
WestJet is alerting its employees and the public about a "cybersecurity incident" involving the Calgary-based airline's internal systems and app.
Read moreB.C. judge rejects U.S. extradition request of alleged Silk Road trafficker
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge declined a U.S. request to extradite a B.C. man accused of selling drugs on online through Silk Road, citing insufficient evidence.
Read moreRare spirit bear cub living near B.C. highway stirs excitement, concern, as word of its existence spreads
While many locals are thrilled to see the cub with its family, some worry too much attention will lead to it being killed.
Read moreSo you want to start a political party in B.C. Here are the logistics — and potential challenges
Two Independent MLAs have started a new political party called One B.C.
Read moreWhat happens when athletes' dreams of going pro are crushed? Filmmaker studying UVic team aims to find out
When Raymond Dimmitt’s athletic career didn’t pan out as planned, he had to change course. Now he’s making a documentary about athletes realizing they might never go pro.
Read moreLike real-life Dr. Dolittles, scientists are using AI to decode animal communication
Scientists are using AI to decode the meaning of animal communication. The Coller Dolittle Challenge for Interspecies Two-Way Communication awards researchers whose works brings humans closer to the possibility of communicating with animals.
Read moreNews influencers are changing how Canadians stay informed — for better or worse
As more Canadians turn to influencers for news, experts warn it’s getting harder to distinguish credible reporting from personal commentary.
Read moreAirbnb says thousands of B.C. reservations at risk, blames 'rushed' rental rules
Short-term vacation rental platform Airbnb says "thousands" of reservations in British Columbia are at risk of being cancelled due to the province's crackdown on the industry amid a housing crisis.
Read moreRelocation not an option for grizzly that has divided public opinion on small island, say B.C. officials
Residents of Texada Island, B.C. are split over the fate of a grizzly bear that has already been relocated twice.
Read moreSurrey, B.C., police launch team to counter extortions in South Asian community
A series of reports of extortion from people and businesses in the South Asian community has prompted a wider investigation by police in Surrey, B.C.
Read moreSurrey, B.C., man charged with impaired and dangerous driving after deadly crash in Burnaby
Chi Sun Park, 35, has been charged with 15 criminal counts, including dangerous driving causing death.
Read moreB.C. Wildfire Service expects Squamish fire held soon, as residents celebrate rain
Officials are hopeful that upcoming weather conditions will help crews fight wildfires throughout B.C.
Read moreBullet holes and police raids: Former real estate agent investigated for allegedly subletting to criminals
A former Lower Mainland real estate agent is under investigation by the industry's regulator after his name emerged as the tenant on multiple suites raided last year during a Vancouver police investigation into a major drug trafficking gang.
Read moreDowntown businesses in Vancouver, Victoria want changes to supportive housing, citing public safety concerns
Business owners in Vancouver and Victoria are frustrated with public safety issues in the downtown cores.
Read moreMerritt, B.C., hotel fire deemed suspicious by RCMP
No one was hurt but dozens of people had to evacuate the Comfort Inn & Suites when fire broke out just before two o'clock in the morning.
Read moreBurnaby's Pinoy Festival aims to 'turn grief into grace' following Vancouver festival tragedy
The annual Pinoy Festival is happening Saturday at Swangard Stadium in Burnaby, B.C., and is meant to highlight the vibrant Filipino culture in British Columbia.
Read morePWHL free agency preview: What Vancouver's new team needs this off-season
Top free agents include Toronto Sceptre Natalie Spooner and 2-time Walter Cup champ Michela Cava.
Read moreCN Rail warns of 'catastrophic impacts' as it seeks anti-flood barrier in Jasper park
CN Rail warns flooding could have "catastrophic impacts" on cross-country services in legal action it has filed to force Parks Canada to consider a protective barrier for its main line through Jasper National Park.
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