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Appeal judgement reserved for B.C. man who dragged Leduc peace officer with his vehicle

Appeal judgement reserved for B.C. man who dragged Leduc peace officer with his vehicle

Decision on Langley, B.C. realtor David Foxwell's appeal scheduled for Aug. 21, 2025 in Wetaskiwin, Alta.
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Historic B.C. bill promises better health for women during and after pregnancy

Historic B.C. bill promises better health for women during and after pregnancy

Natal health bill from Conservative MLA Jody Toor becomes first private member's bill to pass second reading in 43 years
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B.C. caribou's unique migration shrinking due to humans, habitat change

B.C. caribou's unique migration shrinking due to humans, habitat change

A 35-year look at 800 southern mountain caribou across B.C. and Alberta shows major declines in unique seasonal migration between high and low elevations
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Stars and Stripes flags coming down in Cranbrook

Stars and Stripes flags coming down in Cranbrook

U.S. flags have been removed at the Cranbrook archway entrance and Western Financial Place to match longstanding city policy
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Hub project aims to return community gathering spaces to burned-out Lytton

Hub project aims to return community gathering spaces to burned-out Lytton

Building will be 'accessible and inclusive' gathering place for residents of Lytton and surrounding area
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B.C.'s Telegraph Cove resort starts to rise from ashes of devastating fire

B.C.'s Telegraph Cove resort starts to rise from ashes of devastating fire

Owners aware how important the rebuild is to North Vancouver Island tourism, and all those affected by New Year's Eve blaze
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Vernon Farmer's Market vendors raising alarms amid 'embarrassing' rise in rates

Vernon Farmer's Market vendors raising alarms amid 'embarrassing' rise in rates

Fees for vendors have more than tripled since 2022, and will cost more than eight times its 2022 number by 2033
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Kelowna Queens splash into politics with Drag the Vote campaign

Kelowna Queens splash into politics with Drag the Vote campaign

Drag the Vote Ambassador Tyson Cook is encouraging all people to research politicians and vote for those that vow to protect human rights for all people
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B.C. clarifies application of mental health act for involuntary treatment

B.C. clarifies application of mental health act for involuntary treatment

Conservative Surrey-Cloverdale MLA Elenore Sturko says the changes do not deal with underlying addiction issues
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Canucks legend Captain Kirk helping put new Canadian kids on ice

Canucks legend Captain Kirk helping put new Canadian kids on ice

Vancouver Canucks Kirk McLean helps grow the game with new Canadians and marginalized youth through Hockey 4 Youth
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