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Lawsuit looks to protect Shuswap farmers' water from logging
The Upper Chum Creek Water Users Association, as well as impacted farmers Christine and Scott Adderson and Hillary and John ...
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Vancouver Island First Nation brings class-action suit against government, forest companies
The Halalt First Nation on Vancouver Island has filed a class-action suit with the Supreme Court of British Columbia, ...
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Two men charged in Abbotsford after break-in and police manhunt
Two men have been charged in relation to an incident on Tuesday (Jan. 7) in Abbotsford following a reported break-in on Sumas ...
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No explosive found after threat to New Westminster courthouse: Police
New Westminster police say officers found nothing suspicious after a threat of an explosive made against the courthouse.
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The canals of Venice to the slopes of Kilimanjaro: B.C. family’s 5-country trek
Hundreds of thousands of wildebeests, strange looking creatures with big horns and wild eyes, raging past as they come up ...
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RCMP deem suspicious package found in downtown Kelowna harmless
Members of the RCMP’s Explosive Disposal Unit examined the backpack and determined it not be an explosive device ...
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RCMP on scene in South Langley since Jan. 7
Police have been on scene at a large rural property in the 19700 block of 28 Avenue for two days. According to social media ...
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Northwest B.C. disposal company makes throwing out garbage fun
"We believe garbage doesn’t have to carry a 'dirty' name," says Terena Stegavig, office manager at Rupert Disposal ...
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'Grandma' Selkie: therapy dog bringing joy to B.C. seniors
Amy Jordan of Williams Lake and her dog Selkie have been certified with St. John Ambulance Therapy Dog Program ...