Portals: New non-profit brings multi-sensory art project to Squamish
PORTALS is a new collaborative art project coming to Squamish in October 2025 as part of the Squamish Art Walk.
VCH warns about increase in Mpox cases in region
Mpox remains a public health concern in the Vancouver Coastal Health region, with a recent increase in cases, predominantly among
Caution urged after pack of wolves chase resident, dog on Vancouver Island
A Vancouver Island-based wildlife society is urging vigilance after an incident where a resident and their dog were reportedly chased
Man uses knife in dog fight at BC Provincial Park
RCMP on Salt Spring Island are investigating a violent altercation between two dogs and their owners that left both men
BC to stop sending cancer patients to U.S. for radiation therapy
BC Cancer will wind down its temporary program that sent cancer patients to the United States for radiation therapy, citing
BC Utilities Commission to monitor gas prices after Carbon Tax removal
The British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) will monitor retail fuel prices across the province to ensure consumers see savings at
Four BC realtors fined for false and deceptive marketing
BC Financial Services Authority, the regulatory body for real estate agents, has recently issued administrative penalties to four B.C. real
BC to eliminate Consumer Carbon Tax effective tomorrow
The British Columbia government will eliminate the consumer carbon tax effective Tuesday, April 1, 2025, aligning the province with changes
Lower Mainland road rage incident leaves man seriously injured
One man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after a road rage assault. Coquitlam RCMP are seeking public
BC mortgage broker fined $45,000 in mortgage scam case
BC Financial Services Authority (“BCFSA”) has issued a $45,000 penalty on Shahriar Abedi and a $2,500 investigation cost for submitting