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B.C. First Nation band councillor found dead, man arrested

B.C. First Nation band councillor found dead, man arrested

SURREY, B.C. — A band councillor with a Metro Vancouver First Nation has been found dead. Sgt.
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B.C. First Nations coalition seeks leave to join case to support salmon farm closures

B.C. First Nations coalition seeks leave to join case to support salmon farm closures

19 B.C. First Nations and the Union of B.C. say they are applying to the court out of their obligation to protect wild salmon for current and future generations
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Former Nanaimo chief financial officer wins human rights complaint against city

Former Nanaimo chief financial officer wins human rights complaint against city

Tribunal rules Victor Mema was discriminated against on the basis of his ancestry, place of origin, race and colour.
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Everything Vancouver travellers need to know if they have flights booked to Hawaii

Everything Vancouver travellers need to know if they have flights booked to Hawaii

Travellers should avoid all non-essential travel.
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West Vancouver police shootout suspect charged with attempted murder

West Vancouver police shootout suspect charged with attempted murder

There are a total of nine charges now sworn against the suspect
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One YouTuber is saving and sharing Vancouver TV from the 80s and 90s

One YouTuber is saving and sharing Vancouver TV from the 80s and 90s

Looking to feel nostalgic?
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U.S. oil company to buy B.C.'s Carbon Engineering for $1.5B

U.S. oil company to buy B.C.'s Carbon Engineering for $1.5B

Direct air capture company’s research division to remain in Squamish
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Hullo passenger ferry cancels sailings for a second day, delaying start of service

Hullo passenger ferry cancels sailings for a second day, delaying start of service

The first paying-passenger sailings are now scheduled for Wednesday after the company cancelled sailings for Monday and Tuesday.
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Young Canadian women, disabled struggle most with leisure time, says study

Young Canadian women, disabled struggle most with leisure time, says study

A new Statistics Canada social survey of free time finds young women desire more free time than young men, likely due to their higher propensity to care for children and adults, such as their parents
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Zig-zagging B.C. snowboarder not at fault for collision with skier, says tribunal

Zig-zagging B.C. snowboarder not at fault for collision with skier, says tribunal

A young snowboarder moving side to side collided with a skier going straight down the hill, resulting in an injury to the skier
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