This year’s literary festival, starting October 18, will be its biggest yet.

Divisive subject could return to the fore when Supreme Court issues landmark decision on Bill 21 in the coming months

After a year of panic about property rights in Richmond, author Arno Kopecky explains why BC’s landmark court decision is something to celebrate.

For centuries on Turtle Island (North America), explorers, map makers, and political leaders have erased Indigenous place names and substituted them — more often than not — with political, ethnocentri...

B.C.’s wildfires spread at unprecedented speeds, resulting in tens of thousands of evacuations and a province-wide state of emergency. Yet, nationally, the fires didn’t garner the same level of media attention as Northern Ontario’s fires last month. Why the disconnect?

As flames raced toward Summerland, B.C., this command centre had to make the tough calls

As flames raced toward Summerland, B.C., this command centre had to make the tough calls

"From America to Algeria, dangerous blazes are occurring around the world, giving us a glimpse into an age ablaze," writes John Valliant.

Evacuation orders cover the entire community of Summerland, home to 12,000, while a further 8,000 around Peachland were told to flee

How the Cowichan court battle is putting the real meaning of reconciliation to the test

He’s even considering overriding species protection laws to move quickly on big projects

How conspiracy theories, misinformation and AI-generated images anchored by social media engagement are playing out during Canada’s 2026 wildfires

As premier, he gave vent to some of the grievances that now animate the movement

Billions being spent on a globally decreasing product but governments failing to acknowledge that and plan better for the future.

Many B.C. parks are accessible only by resource roads controlled by private companies. The Carmanah Walbran closure raises questions about access to public land

Officials hopeful precipitation will improve conditions ahead of Sunday’s World Cup ​final in New Jersey

The US president and members of congress lashed out at Canada over the smoke pouring across the border this week. They should look in the mirror.

Canada’s mightiest salmon river, the Fraser in BC, is already fighting for survival. Now, here come the oil tankers.

How the Cowichan court battle is putting the real meaning of reconciliation to the test

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announce a preferred route and interested parties for a new bitumen pipeline to the B.C. coast.

A recent B.C. Supreme Court judge shut down a landowner’s attempt to reopen the Cowichan title case, but the dispute itself is 148 years in the making