Horgan calls for national anti-racism program; will pitch idea to PM, premiers

VICTORIA - B.C. Premier John Horgan is calling on the federal government to lead an anti-racism program, saying fighting racism needs a nationwide

Two more COVID-19 outbreaks at B.C. seniors' homes have ended

Abbotsford's Cottage-Worthington Pavilion and Mission's The Cedars have not had new cases in 28 days B.C. is down to

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has expanded its so-called snitch line to any tips and leads about suspected fraud in the federal government's

Police Briefs: Motorcyclist involved in hit-and-run at Marketplace Pemberton RCMP is asking the public for help

Global Five Eyes alliance had Huawei concerns The Canadian Security and Intelligence Service (CSIS) says it will

Chief medical health officer warns of 'significant binge-drinking culture' in B.C. A Vancouver city councillor's push

‘We really all just need to break the silence,' says First Nations organizer For 15-year-old Charlize Littlelight, the

KELOWNA, B.C. — A video circulating on social media that appears to show a Mountie punching a combative driver doesn't tell the full story, the

Digestive organ only one of three in the world Fresh ferns, loaded with spores, lightly dusted with leaves and twigs

VICTORIA — Millions of respirator masks British Columbia purchased from a manufacturer in China have been given a stamp of approval by separate

Poverty group says still not enough B.C.'s minimum wage rose Monday, June 1, to $14.60 per hour, but it continues to be

We should be grateful for our healthcare system, says Squamish nurse who worked Ebola and other crises around the world

Also, money being raised to buy portable ventilator for centre The Whistler Health Care Centre (WHCC) has not seen a

Conservation does not think animal linked to pet attacks Conservation officers in northwestern British Columbia have

Education Minister Rob Fleming said approximately 60,000 students have returned to some in-class instruction across 60 school districts