B.C. News

According to the study, greater awareness of the physical health risks associated with depression is needed.

Practically four in five British Columbians agree with the provincial government’s decision to increase the foreign buyer’s tax and expand it to areas located outside of Metro Vancouver.

British Columbians alone can’t repair the damage done by the pandemic, but hoteliers, tour companies and industry associations are hoping that local traffic will help salvage some of what remains of the 2020 tourism season.

Province's death toll from the virus that caused a global pandemic remains at 168

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government is extending its temporary rental supplement program to support renters and landlords through the pandemic, while it ends its border screening measures.

The new cases bring the provincial total to date to 2,790

The support line is staffed by addiction medicine experts, who will provide phone consultations to physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and pharmacists with any time-sensitive clinical substance-use inquiries.

VERNON, B.C. — A British Columbia man convicted of running into a sex-trade worker with an all-terrain vehicle will serve one day in jail and probation after his time already served in custody has been considered. A B.C.

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Two schools have been evacuated in Kamloops, B.C, after the RCMP say "suspicious messaging" was found written on the exterior of David Thompson Elementary. The school along with Westsyde Elementary have been evacuated by police.

B.C.'s health minister revealed the existence of a “game” played to guess the blood-alcohol level of largely Indigenous patients