Maintenance at Kettle Valley Steam Railway bridge in Summerland to be finished by end of year
The task is being done to support OneSky Community Resource’s ‘Holiday Gives’ program
Arrest of Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of the Chinese telecom giant Huawei, came as a jarring surprise to some
For Alberta’s NDP Premier Rachel Notley, the most important issue is the crisis in the oil and gas industry
Elections BC said it depends on the number of ballots it receives
Police in Campbell River believe the same man aggressively confronted another woman on Tuesday
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Ballots must now be dropped off in person to meet the deadline of 4:30 p.m.
Nanaimo couple struck with rock while wrestling with suspect before police arrived
The committee’s report comes as groups including the Assembly of First Nations sound the alarm about an ongoing human-rights violation in Canada.
Luis Valbuena and Jose Castillo have been killed in a car crash in Venezuela.
The November employment surge was fuelled by the addition of 89,900 full-time positions
A family of five from Barriere was airlifted to a hospital in Vancouver in serious but stable condition on Thursday
Since the unrest began on Nov. 17 in reaction to a sharp increase in diesel taxes, four people have been killed
The centre acts as a support for entire RDOS area
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to face criticism about pipelines, carbon taxes, oil prices and more
Federal officials have privately conceded that little headway is likely to be made in knocking down provincial barriers
Dozens of Indigenous women say they’ve been pressured into sterilization procedures they didn’t want
National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women marked across Canada
Justice Jennifer Duncan ruled the sexual assault took place and the province is liable
