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B.C.'s top doctor says Nigerian variant identified in B.C.

B.C.'s top doctor says Nigerian variant identified in B.C.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's top doctor says 47 cases of COVID-19 variants have been identified in the province, including one believed to be linked to Nigeria. Dr.
How counting local birds can help save them (VIDEO)

How counting local birds can help save them (VIDEO)

The Great Backyard Bird Count encourages bird-lovers around the world to count our feathered friends. 🐦
Indigenous couple sues B.C. health authority over treatment, death of baby

Indigenous couple sues B.C. health authority over treatment, death of baby

TERRACE, B.C. — An Indigenous couple in northern British Columbia is suing a health authority, alleging their care was mismanaged before the death of their baby. Sarah Morrison and Ronald Luft allege in a statement of claim filed in B.C.
Port Moody family saddled with bills as toddler struggled to speak — then the unexpected happened

Port Moody family saddled with bills as toddler struggled to speak — then the unexpected happened

When staff at a community clinic were sequestered to help with COVID-19 contact tracing, Tommy Crestohl's speech therapy sessions were put on hold just as his father was laid off.
Number of B.C. COVID-19 patients in ICU falls for eighth straight day

Number of B.C. COVID-19 patients in ICU falls for eighth straight day

There have not been fewer British Columbians with COVID-19 in ICU units since November 23
B.C. can soon expect ‘significant bump’ in vaccine deliveries

B.C. can soon expect ‘significant bump’ in vaccine deliveries

Health Minister confirms nearly 55,000 doses due next week
B.C. can soon expect 'significant bump' in vaccine deliveries

B.C. can soon expect 'significant bump' in vaccine deliveries

Health Minister confirms nearly 55,000 doses due next week
B.C. man selling a mostly-complete, handmade submarine built by him and his father

B.C. man selling a mostly-complete, handmade submarine built by him and his father

Two people can fit inside the hull and stand up.
B.C. approves single-use plastics bans in Surrey, Nanaimo, Rossland and Esquimalt

B.C. approves single-use plastics bans in Surrey, Nanaimo, Rossland and Esquimalt

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government has approved single-use plastics bans in four more communities. Surrey, Nanaimo, Rossland and Esquimalt are the latest municipalities to implement bans based on their particular needs.
Couple caught in massive Coquihalla pileup recount 'nightmare'

Couple caught in massive Coquihalla pileup recount 'nightmare'