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Hammer attack on mother nets B.C. man 5.5-year sentence

Hammer attack on mother nets B.C. man 5.5-year sentence

“I love you,” son said before repeatedly attacking mother
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Creeping slide prompts evacuation alert, road closure in Old Fort, B.C.

Creeping slide prompts evacuation alert, road closure in Old Fort, B.C.

OLD FORT, B.C. — A slow-moving landslide has closed the only road into a small community along British Columbia's Peace River for the second time in less than two years. Residents of Old Fort, B.C.
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B.C. defers major industry electricity bill payments another three months

B.C. defers major industry electricity bill payments another three months

Major industries represent about 25% of BC Hydro's domestic electricity load
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Hammer attack on mother nets 5.5-year sentence

Hammer attack on mother nets 5.5-year sentence

“I love you,” son said before repeatedly attacking mother
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B.C. boosts Indigenous student funding by $6.15 million

B.C. boosts Indigenous student funding by $6.15 million

Cash infusion aims to address systemic barriers
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B.C. fares well in pandemic civil liberties report card

B.C. fares well in pandemic civil liberties report card

Provincial health officer Bonnie Henry singled out for praise
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Bonnie Henry warns businesses against COVID testing

Bonnie Henry warns businesses against COVID testing

False positives could overburden hospitals, health officer warns
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Teacher who caused high school fire suspended

Teacher who caused high school fire suspended

Disciplinary action is one of four released by B.C. commissioner for teacher regulation
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Indigenous Day: B.C. minister acknowledges province’s ‘very dark’ history

Indigenous Day: B.C. minister acknowledges province’s ‘very dark’ history

An in-depth interview on the state of Indigenous peoples’ lives and issues in British Columbia in 2020
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Indigenous Day (Part 3): B.C. minister acknowledges province’s ‘very dark’ history

Indigenous Day (Part 3): B.C. minister acknowledges province’s ‘very dark’ history

Glacier Media hears from Indigenous leader, police chief and government minister in three-part series in advance of National Indigenous Peoples Day
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