About 75 per cent of people in B.C. say they’re concerned about how air travel impacts environment
The man was found at an Invermere home along with the fawn
TransLink’s proposal was outlined in a report to Lower Mainland mayors on June 27
Fastest improving schools are in cities including Agassiz, Kitimat and 100 Mile House
Officers clocked the car travelling at 160 km/h along Highway 1 in a 90 km/h zone
Toyota Camry spotted doing laps in intersection, driving towards pedestrians
The plan, called A Pathway to Hope, focuses on early-intervention services that are seeing high demand
Blu, a three-year-old house cat, suffered severe damage to his hind leg after being stuck in trap for days
Blu, a three-year-old house cat, suffered severe damage to his hind leg after being stuck in trap for days
Officers found the cats living among piles of garbage and feces, suffering from fleas
Ocean Wise CEO Lasse Gustavsson called the updated lease an exciting new chapter for the aquarium
Chairs believed to be the only two of its kind in Canada, police said
Two-hundred more parking stalls will bring total spots to allow 450 cars
One-third of Canadians have been in love at work, and half say no policy on the matter exists
Kamloops man Loyd Fawcett engaged online with what turned out to be a member of the vigilante group
Clouds are indicative of violent updrafts and down drafts, an Environment Canada meteorologist says
Twenty-two per cent of British Columbians said they aren’t sure if the pipeline will be built or not
No charges have been laid, as police continue their investigations
Each year, an estimated 10 deaths and as many as 164 injuries are lightning-related
B.C. is one of the only provinces not fighting the federal carbon tax
