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60 BC Hydro customers fall victim to scams in May, another 92 targeted
BC Hydro says May saw a 36% increase compared to the monthly average from February to April
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Similkameen leader questions Hudbay about Copper Mountain Mine spills
Lower Similikameen Indian Band (LSIB)’s chief asked a mining executive to “present the facts and the truth” about waste spills from the Copper Mountain Mine as the company seeks to expand its operations in smǝlqmíx homelands.
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Early melt shows final B.C. snowpack survey at 13 per cent of normal levels
As of June 15, approximately 90 per cent of this year's snowpack had already melted
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Meals to medals: Okanagan senior receives Canada's top volunteer honour
Lillie Ganske, 92, was awarded the Sovereign's Medal for Volunteers, having volunteered with the Enderby and District Seniors Luncheon Buffet program for 25 years
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B.C. Banff rockslide survivor raises money to transport friend's body home
Two people were killed in the June 19 rockslide on Bow Falls Trail in Banff National Park
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BC Ferries operating at full capacity heading into Canada Day weekend
Traffic expected to be heaviest on Thursday, Friday, Tuesday and Wednesday
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PHOTOS: Abbotsford Canucks celebrate Calder Cup win
Abbotsford Canucks players and hockey staff celebrate first-ever Calder Cup win
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BC Ferries to build ships in China with loan from federal Crown corporation
This is despite federal Transport and Internal Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland publicly criticizing the contract
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Cheese whiz: Loblaw stores across B.C., Canada crack Guinness World Record
More than 1,600 wheels of Parmigiano Reggiano cheese cracked simultaneously for record
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Amanda Todd honoured at Social Media Victim Remembrance Day in U.S.
Todd was one of 245 pictures that could be seen on the lawn of Capitol Hill in Washington D.C.
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