Skip to content
Join our Newsletter

B.C. News

Premier marks anniversary of first case of COVID-19 in Canada: 'We must remain vigilant'

Premier marks anniversary of first case of COVID-19 in Canada: 'We must remain vigilant'

B.C. now has three cases of South African COVID-19 variant, six of U.K. strain
Read more >
Province seeks 'champions of multiculturalism, anti-racism'

Province seeks 'champions of multiculturalism, anti-racism'

Know someone who's fought against racism in your community?
Read more >
Abbotsford Tulip Festival leaving Fraser Valley, will 'rebloom' in new B.C. location

Abbotsford Tulip Festival leaving Fraser Valley, will 'rebloom' in new B.C. location

“It’s a bittersweet feeling to say goodbye to the incredible community that supported our vision for the last few years," says the organizer. 🌷
Read more >
B.C. man beats cancer thanks to stem cell donor from Germany

B.C. man beats cancer thanks to stem cell donor from Germany

Read more >
Someone in the Lower Mainland just won $4.2 million playing Lotto 6/49

Someone in the Lower Mainland just won $4.2 million playing Lotto 6/49

Additionally, a ticket bought in North Vancouver has won the $1 million Guaranteed Prize.
Read more >
Stakeholders, political opponents question delay in releasing B.C. care home report

Stakeholders, political opponents question delay in releasing B.C. care home report

VANCOUVER — British Columbia plans to release a report on COVID-19 outbreaks in long-term care homes today, but stakeholders consulted and the Opposition Liberals are questioning why the document wasn't released earlier.
Read more >
Three Vancouver-area prisons report 66 active COVID-19 cases

Three Vancouver-area prisons report 66 active COVID-19 cases

Surrey, Port Coquitlam and Maple Ridge facilities hit hard by virus
Read more >
Chinese police training in B.C. an espionage risk, critics say: Glacier Investigates

Chinese police training in B.C. an espionage risk, critics say: Glacier Investigates

Justice Institute of British Columbia has partnered with China’s Public Security Bureau to facilitate a one-way exchange of students to Canada that critics say is ripe for espionage and contrary to Canadian values
Read more >
Chinese police training in B.C. an espionage risk, critics say: Glacier Investigates

Chinese police training in B.C. an espionage risk, critics say: Glacier Investigates

Justice Institute of British Columbia has partnered with China's Public Security Bureau to facilitate a one-way exchange of students to Canada that critics say is ripe for espionage and contrary to Canadian values
Read more >
B.C. boy breaks Guinness world record for towering Jenga stack

B.C. boy breaks Guinness world record for towering Jenga stack

Read more >
$(function() { $(".nav-social-ft").append('
    • '); });