B.C. News

Barry Neufeld wants a defamation case against him dismissed under a law targeting lawsuits intended to silence debate on public interest issues.

VICTORIA — An increase in provincial government funding will allow the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal to not only clear a logjam of cases, but to modernize the process, the chair of the tribunal says.

Strata bylaw discriminated against owner on basis of family status, B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal finds

Dozens of other riders were rushed to hospital with serious injuries.

Judge Reginald Harris agreed to extend media bans to protect the rights of the accused and to control the court's process.

Five-year moratorium extended for another year

This Jan. 4th is Canada's first annual National Ribbon Skirt Day.

Construction of the 670-km natural gas pipeline across northern B.C. is expected to be completed this year.

VANCOUVER — The agency that handles most emergency calls in British Columbia has announced 2022 was its busiest year, but along with managing life-saving communications, EComm says it is still receiving an unacceptable number of senseless calls.

An elusive cougar that swam to Protection Island near Nanaimo, killed a deer there and had residents on high alert over the holiday season has apparently left the same way it came.