B.C. News

The wildfire service is reporting about 375 fires around B.C., with about 11 recorded since midday Sunday and another 11 still ranked as fires of note, meaning they are highly visible or threaten people or property.

NANAIMO, B.C. — The inaugural sailings for a passenger ferry between downtown Vancouver and Nanaimo, B.C., were cancelled Monday because of a power outage.

VANCOUVER — Health authorities and local and provincial governments across British Columbia are urging caution as a sweltering heat wave that began on the south coast this weekend has now prompted 41 warnings or special weather statements across the

Stephanie Patterson, who was elected to Kwikwetlem First Nation in March, is missing with David Hall, police say.

After 20 years living in Eastern Canada, Chris Aubichon is returning to Vancouver Island to finish his education, which he stopped pursuing at the age of 12. “This is part two of my life."

Canada's new digital filing system for public companies, known as SEDAR+, has been plagued by technical difficulties and complaints about public searchability functions since launching July 25

Group urges schools to improve ventilation and bring back masks

Former pilots, mechanical engineers and aerospace workers, carpenters, retired firemen and air force members work to piece together the giant Lancaster for the B.C. Aviation Museum

The B.C. Aviation Museum’s aircraft range from a replica of a “hang-glider” built in 1896 to a Cold War fighter-bomber. Here’s a rundown on what the museum has, and how they ended up there.

VICTORIA — A sweltering and protracted heat wave is expected to arrive today and could last for the rest of the week across much of British Columbia.