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B.C. First Nation preparing to vote on 'historic' $37 million treaty agreement

B.C. First Nation preparing to vote on 'historic' $37 million treaty agreement

Photo Lheidli T’enneh Negotiators have signed off on a new treaty agreement between the federal and provincial governments and the Lheidli T'enneh First Nation near Prince George, B.C.
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Two B.C. Indigenous leaders plan to speak at Kinder Morgan pipeline AGM

Two B.C. Indigenous leaders plan to speak at Kinder Morgan pipeline AGM

Rueben George, Project Manager for the Tsleil-Waututh Nation Sacred Trust Initiative, speaks as First Nations and environmental groups speak about a federal court hearing about the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, during a news confer
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Disoriented beaver gets washed up onto B.C. bridge deck amidst flooding

Disoriented beaver gets washed up onto B.C. bridge deck amidst flooding

Photo Jay Shumaker, VSA Hwy Maintenance Road superintendent Jay Shumaker sees a lot of interesting stuff on the job for VSA Highway Maintenance , and he shared a story with us from yesterday over the phone.
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B.C. high school students who suffered in silence now helping others

B.C. high school students who suffered in silence now helping others

Joshua Ramon and Stephanie Barrantes both grade 12 students pose for a photo outside their school in Vancouver, B.C., Friday, May, 4, 2018.
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Oyster-linked illnesses damaging B.C. shellfish industry

Oyster-linked illnesses damaging B.C. shellfish industry

A norovirus outbreak linked to people eating raw oysters from farms in south and central Baynes Sound has hurt B.C.’s entire shellfish industry, a growers’ association said Wednesday (May 2).
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Downtown assault victim in hospital with serious injury

Downtown assault victim in hospital with serious injury

File photo A 30-year-old Vancouver man is in hospital with serious injuries after being assaulted in downtown Vancouver on Saturday night. Just before 9 p.m.
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North Van shopper awarded $755K for supermarket fall

North Van shopper awarded $755K for supermarket fall

A woman has been awarded $755,000 after slipping in a pool of spilled laundry detergent at a North Vancouver supermarket.
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Robber let out by accident goes on to rob some more before re-arrest in Burnaby

Robber let out by accident goes on to rob some more before re-arrest in Burnaby

Dean Zastowny, shown here in a video screen grab A prolific bank robber who was accidentally released from jail and went on to commit at least one robbery before being caught again has been sentenced to more than seven years in jail.
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How to photograph people having sex without it becoming porn

How to photograph people having sex without it becoming porn

Amanda Sinclair and her partner have been photographed having sex for photographer Ricardo Scipio’s second book, The Sex Goddess Project Book 2.
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'A warrior by heart:' Indigenous people enlisted to monitor pipelines

'A warrior by heart:' Indigenous people enlisted to monitor pipelines

Pipes are seen at the pipe yard at the Transmountain facility in Kamloops, B.C., Monday, March 27, 2017.
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