B.C. News

Unionized workers are surprised BC Ferries “announced layoffs without taking any of the steps they are obligated to take under the collective agreement.”

“We need to actively follow up with cases, we need access to the full information when people come to Canada. The B.C. health system needs that access to full information from the government of Canada and we need stronger action.”

Many family physicians and walk-in clinics have switched to seeing the majority of patients by video chat.

VANCOUVER — The West Vancouver fire department says three boats caught fire in Horseshoe Bay on Saturday. The department says in a tweet that with the help of a Vancouver Fire Rescue boat, it was able to quickly contain and extinguish the flames.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's medical health officer says the province seems to be holding its own against COVID-19, which is why officials are so cautious about people returning from other areas of the world. Dr.

21-year-old Ryan Grantham is accused of killing his mother, Barbara Waite, after the 64-year-old was found dead in a Squamish home on April 1.

COQUITLAM, B.C. — A first-degree murder charge has been laid against the sister of a woman whose body was found in a Coquitlam, B.C., park last month.

Over 20 seniors' long-term care homes in B.C. have had COVID-19 outbreaks

The province says the pandemic requires those who work for public bodies to use digital communication tools that are normally restricted

Economic uncertainty is prompting wineries to offer discounts in addition to free shipping.