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B.C. university study finds seafloor has major climate change mitigation potential

B.C. university study finds seafloor has major climate change mitigation potential

Lead University of Victoria researcher says seafloor sediments make up one of the planet's largest stores of carbon
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Senior B.C. First Nations chief calls Trump administration 'absolutely unbalanced'

Senior B.C. First Nations chief calls Trump administration 'absolutely unbalanced'

Grand Chief Stewart Phillip of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs also warns of dire ecological and economic threats
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Survey open for all-season mountain resort near Chilliwack

Survey open for all-season mountain resort near Chilliwack

'Resort would offer diverse range of activities, including skiing/snowboarding, Nordic skiing, backcountry skiing, tubing' and more.
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BC Ferries announces new onboard eating option – for a fee

BC Ferries announces new onboard eating option – for a fee

Seascapes Lounge replaces Pacific Buffet space on Spirit class vessels that work Tsawwassen-Swartz Bay route
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Unstaffed ambulances, unfilled positions ‘critical’: B.C. paramedics

Unstaffed ambulances, unfilled positions ‘critical’: B.C. paramedics

Ambulance Paramedics of British Columbia CUPE 873 say OT ban in place, B.C. denies it
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Respiratory cases climb at B.C. Children’s Hospital emergency room

Respiratory cases climb at B.C. Children’s Hospital emergency room

Hospital says 44 % of kids’ visits to the emergency department involve respiratory illness
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Colorado releases 15 B.C. wolves into the wild to re-establish population

Colorado releases 15 B.C. wolves into the wild to re-establish population

The 7 males and 8 females were captured in the central interior of British Columbia
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Copper production expected to rise for B.C.’s Teck this year

Copper production expected to rise for B.C.’s Teck this year

Highland Valley copper operations forecast to climb, zinc production expected to drop in Trail
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Province lists B.C. Hells Angels' clubhouse for commercial sale

Province lists B.C. Hells Angels' clubhouse for commercial sale

3 clubhouses in Vancouver, Nanaimo and Kelowna were forfeited to the B.C. government in 2023
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Number of B.C. black bears killed by conservation service drops to record low

Number of B.C. black bears killed by conservation service drops to record low

The number of bears dispatched in 2024 dropped by almost 50 per cent compared to 2023
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