Indigenous group files legal challenge over 'inadequate' COVID-19 funding

OTTAWA — A national Indigenous organization that represents First Nations, Inuit and Metis living off-reserve and in urban centres is taking the

Applications for student pandemic assistance to open Friday

Benefits range from $1,250 to $2,000 a month Students facing little hope of landing a summer job during the pandemic

Whistler parks, Whistler Blackcomb still closed With the May long weekend right around the corner, Whistler doctors are

VANCOUVER — The Better Business Bureau says puppy scams are the latest way fraudsters are taking advantage of lonely, isolated people during the

VICTORIA — British Columbia is moving towards easing COVID-19 restrictions, but movie stars, hockey players and cruise line operators won't be

Tofino entrepreneur remains optimistic that small-business economy will survive British Columbia's economy is reliant

2020 was shaping up to be the biggest season on record in B.C. for the sector First, B.C.'s Interior forests were

North Shore Rescue volunteers are now quite literally riding to the rescue. The team has made their first successful rescue using their new fleet of

B.C. has published guidelines for school operations but no timeline No regular in-class instruction is expected at

Evidence included hypodermic needles, sex toys, rosary beads, knives, a gun and ammunition An RCMP application to

New support will come through OAS and GIS The federal government is promising additional support for seniors amid the

Adams says he just wanted to rant about 'animal cruelty in the wet-markets' Canadian rocker Bryan Adams apologized

Process to reach Memorandum of Understanding ‘unacceptable' The elected leadership of several First Nations split over

This week especially, get outside at 7 p.m. and make some noise to support those fighting COVID-19 In a statement

Curbside pickup, digital options and a slow return to reopening buildings The reopening or re-imagining of B.C.'s