Local News

Minimum wage earners in B.C. can expect to see a significant bump in their hourly wage beginning Saturday, June 1.

The City of Burnaby is moving ahead with a plan to paint rainbow crosswalks at four prominent intersections.

Sixty-nine shipping containers of fetid Canadian trash are being loaded onto a container ship in the Philippine port of Subic today.

Nearly 400 post-secondary institutions in B.C. will be asked by the provincial government to report their cash transaction policies in an effort to better understand anti-money laundering measures in the sector.

B.C.’s Court of Appeal ruled Tuesday a privacy class action suit against ICBC can proceed in a case where illegally obtained information was used to target victims with vandalism, arson and shootings between April 2011 and January 2012.

Talks continued through the night between British Columbia's longshore workers' union and the association representing port employers.

Almost four months after losing it in the snow at a ski resort in British Columbia, a man has been reunited with his wedding ring.

PWL Partnership Landscape Architects has been awarded the contract for the detailed design of the first two sections of Arbutus Greenway that will be built.

An RCMP drug enforcement team took down a clandestine laboratory in Richmond city centre on Tuesday afternoon.

An elderly woman was left with a broken hip last week after an attempted purse snatching in Chinatown.