Chinese outposts, explained
'He hated his addiction'
Distillery wins best whisky
Seastars are carnivores
Poilievre back to Parliament
Three charged with fraud
Three killed in shooting
Teen wounds two
Photo out of this world
FortisBC signs LNG deal
Zellers diner hits the road
Lumber stance defended
Rockets struggles continue
Warriors win streak over
Blazers too much for Royals
Leno staying on motorcycle
Kanye West named suspect
Tate says claim is fabricated
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What exactly are Chinese “police stations”?
The probe into an alleged Chinese “police station” nestled in a residential neighbourhood in Richmond has left many intrigued by its operations. The...
Death at Victoria's 844 Johnson: 'We both knew this building was going to kill him'
Jamaal Johnson knew the only way he was leaving Victoria's 844 Johnson St. was in handcuffs or a body bag. On Jan. 10, 2023, his premonition came true. The...
North Vancouver distillery awarded for best whisky in Canada
Winning the award for best whisky in Canada was a breeze for Sons of Vancouver. Palm Trees and Tropical Breeze to be exact. The North Vancouver distillery took...
Nakusp caribou pen being prepared for second maternity season
A group working to save an endangered herd of caribou are busy these days collecting wispy pieces of lichen off trees in the Arrow Lakes area. “We need...
Down-to-wire decision staves off deportation for Courtenay woman
A Courtenay woman set to be deported to Zimbabwe next week has received a last-minute reprieve allowing her to remain in Canada, at least for now. Grace...
B.C. boy handcuffed, mother says children's hospital should have been safe space
The mother of a 12-year-old Indigenous boy who was handcuffed by police at B.C. Children's Hospital in Vancouver says it should have been a safe place for...
'Smelly work': B.C. study finds dead salmon make plants grow bigger
A 45-minute boat ride west of Bella Bella, B.C., a small river drains out of the Great Bear Rainforest, sending water past a pea-green meadow and into the sea....
B.C. health minister Dix 'delighted' premiers finally set to meet PM on funding
British Columbia's health minister says he's "delighted" Canada's premiers are set to meet with the prime minister early next month to...
Last Site C turbine arrives at dam site
The last of six turbine runners built for the Site C dam has arrived on site, BC Hydro said Friday. Spokesman Bob Gammer said the milestone 11,00-kilometre...
B.C. First Nations face complex, stressful choice: should school sites be excavated?
The chief of the Williams Lake First Nation says he would support excavating possible unmarked graves at the site of the former St. Joseph's Mission...
'Scariest moment of my life': Baby B.C. moose rescued after getting trapped in wire fence
A baby moose was able to run free after a group of people rescued it from a wire fence near Hazelton. Cecilia Wilson, her husband Darryl, her brother and her...
A 'housing bottleneck': Immigration targets exacerbate B.C.'s housing crisis
As Canada aims to welcome 465,000 new permanent residents in 2023, B.C. is grappling with the question of not only where they will live, but how to factor...
Leader of billionaire-funded protest of Surrey journalist expresses remorse for violent attack
The exiled Chinese billionaire connected to Donald Trump adviser Steve Bannon paid $300 a day for picketers to march daily outside a Surrey journalist’s...
International student applications to B.C. are booming
New international study permits for students coming to B.C. experienced their slowest annual growth in 2022 since at least 2015, excluding the massive one-year...
BC Cancer Agency halfway through cancer cluster investigation at elementary school
Epidemiologists are halfway through an investigation into a potential cancer cluster at a B.C. school, Glacier Media has confirmed. A spokesperson for the BC...
Western Forest Products' Port Alberni, B.C., mill closes as company seeks viable path
VANCOUVER - More than 100 workers in Port Alberni are the latest forest industry employees to face layoffs as Western Forest Products confirms it will not...
Homeless man who torched Burnaby sushi restaurants 'wanted to teach somebody a lesson'
A homeless man who set fire to two Burnaby restaurants – one of them twice – was “frustrated” and “overwhelmed” and wanted...
Woman who defrauded Richmond private school abandons bid to appeal
A B.C. Court of Appeal judge has dismissed a woman’s appeal of a trial judgment in favour of Chaoyin International School, deeming her to have abandoned...
Why you might see people catching seagulls in Vancouver
If you see people catching seagulls in Vancouver, they might just be federal scientists. Mark Hipfner and his crew are researchers with Environment Canada...
Vancouver residents lost over $700,000 to 'network of scammers' in 2022
Vancouverites lost over $700,000 combined to a bail money scam in 2022. The Vancouver Police Department shared on Thursday that 56 victims handed over cash for...
