News
U.S. ferry company apologizes for Canadian flag faux pas
Canada outlines rules for flying the maple leaf
Read more >
Medium-security prison near Agassiz enters 4th day of lockdown
Exceptional search underway since Friday
Read more >
Okanagan Falls votes by narrow margin to become newest B.C. municipality
With a narrow 53.4 per cent of the vote, incorporation looks to be the decision from the community
Read more >
Kootenay Lake ferry resumes normal schedule, union begins OT ban
The ferry won't sail if crew are required to work overtime
Read more >
B.C. man who doused Mountie with gasoline has appeal dismissed
Blake Dergez had threatened to set the police officer on fire in 2021. His conviction and sentence was upheld by the B.C. Court of Appeal
Read more >
B.C. author makes valuable Indigenous learning a walk in the woods
The Land Knows Me is already hailed on Amazon as the third most gifted children’s book
Read more >
Tea Creek receives $1 million grant to tackle Skeena Valley food insecurity
Tea Creek Farms plans to build a 4,000 square-foot longhouse facility for its food hub and training centre
Read more >
The writ has dropped: here's who's running in Prince George-Cariboo
Three candidates have put their names forward to run in Prince George-Cariboo so far
Read more >
Carney announces next Canadian election set for April 28
Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Gov.-Gen. Mary Simon to dissolve parliament
Read more >
B.C. Jehovah's Witnesses privacy case may go to Supreme Court
The B.C. Appeal Court opted to uphold privacy rights over the religious freedoms of two Jehovah's Witnesses congregations
Read more >