Career day event connects organizations, businesses and pupils

General election day is October 17

In addition to a love of movies and coffee, he was an accomplished judoka

NDP candidate sees health care, affordability and housing as main issues during her campaign

An upcoming show will be at the Vancouver Public Library courtyard downtown.

Eighty five extra sailings are being added for the long weekend, with more than 420,000 passengers and 160,000 vehicles expected from Thursday through Tuesday.

'A shift of even that tiny percentage of voters away from one of the major parties could have a profound impact on the election...'

Dozens of former workers now say they live with life-altering injuries

December 23, 1950 - September 29, 2026

Those who have visited Tofino and walked along Chesterman Beach may have spotted the structure.

Driving down rates is a very debatable proposition if going to court is restored as a routine option in ICBC processes.

OTTAWA — Canada's oil and gas sector accounted for a lower level of emissions in 2025, despite boosts in production, while the country's overall emissions ticked up thanks to increased reliance on natural gas to heat homes.

September sales indicate appropriately priced homes continue to sell

Students and staff participated in annual event

Election day for choosing Texada Island's qRD director is October 17

The strict eligibility criteria for MAID requires that qualifying patients be suffering from a grievous and irremediable medical condition and are able to consent at the time of the procedure.

OTTAWA — A Canadian gun control group says FBI documents filed in a Washington state court about the murders in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., reveal the gaps in federal government laws and shows what needs to be done to protect others from such mass killings.

BC NDP, BC Conservatives and BC Greens will each run a candidate in the riding for the provincial election, Oct. 24.

OTTAWA — Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says it would be "irresponsible" to disclose what guns were used in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting after an FBI complaint said the killer intended to use weapons including an SKS rifle, that had pr

The couple's businesses have done more than $15 million in lifetime sales, and are looking to increase their retail footprint.

The menu of free shots available this fall includes a time-limited offer for seniors to get the RSV vaccine.

It’s unclear if the newborn was a male or female, if it had been carried to full term and died after birth, or if it was a stillbirth, researchers say.

Voting day in the next municipal election is October 17

A celebration of life will be held in the spring

Leader Lorne Doerkson sent a letter pledging legislation to replace B.C.’s no-fault insurance model without making it public

An FBI complaint against a Washington state suspect accused of conspiring with the Tumbler Ridge mass shooter for months provides extensive new details about the guns that may have been used in the attack, and how the teenage killer may have obtained

Community donates food, gift card and cheques toward families in need

Brothers Jerod and James Timothy lead Vancouver Island Soccer League in scoring through four matches

Election day for choosing Texada Island's qRD director is October 17

Patients will be scheduled for outpatient procedure in operating room

Born in England, Bill immigrated to Powell River in the early 1950s

BC Hockey League team continues stretch of games away from home with visits to Alberta-based clubs

BC NDP leader finding new villains in grocery chains, developers, high-income earners

OTTAWA — The national dental care program has "transformed access to care for millions of patients" but claims are being denied without explanations and too many people are confused about what's covered, says a new report from the Canadian Dental Ass

Councillors carry motion to provide application money for students to attend BC Youth Parliament

'These are perilous times and democracy is a battered cornerstone of our society'

The municipal election will be held on October 17

Isaiah Guzylak-Messam allegedly stomped so hard on his apartment floor that a glass light shade dislodged from the ceiling below

VANCOUVER — The lawyer for author and former University of British Columbia professor Steven Galloway says his life and career were “destroyed” by sexual assault allegations, while his defamation lawsuit has been delayed for years as he tried to clea

A one-year prison term and a lifetime firearms prohibition were issued to the 56-year-old man.

OTTAWA — Parliamentarians returned to Ottawa on Monday and Opposition members of Parliament had their sights trained firmly on the government's 243-page economic and labour bill.

VANCOUVER — The lawyer for the main defendant in the trial alleging former professor Steven Galloway was defamed by false accusations of sex assault has asked that her identity remain confidential over concerns an "online mob" would be unleashed agai

There will be four places to cast a ballot on general voting day

Former board chair served district in many capacities

Higher income taxes open another campaign fight over who should pay for B.C.’s strained public services

VANCOUVER — A trial is expected to start today in B.C. Supreme Court where author and former professor Steven Galloway says he was defamed by false accusations of sexual assault.

British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby said his party would introduce a new tax bracket for those who earn $1 million or more and raise the existing rates of the two highest brackets to help pay for health care, if re-elected.

OTTAWA — Parliamentarians are back in Ottawa where debate is set to continue on the government's 243-page economic and labour bill, with plans to introduce legislation focused on national defence and security procurement.

Community invited to open-house-style election event

Large group walks from Townsite to Willingdon Beach on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation