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B.C. taxpayers foot $27m bill for retiring, defeated MLAs: CTF

B.C. taxpayers foot $27m bill for retiring, defeated MLAs: CTF

Canadian Taxpayers Federation numbers not correct: retired MLA Ralph Sultan
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Mechanical issue prevents BC Ferry from docking Tuesday, stranding passengers for hours

Mechanical issue prevents BC Ferry from docking Tuesday, stranding passengers for hours

The Queen of Alberni's remaining sailings Tuesday between Tsawwassen and Duke Point in Nanaimo were cancelled
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Which B.C. ridings are most likely to flip once all ballots are counted?

Which B.C. ridings are most likely to flip once all ballots are counted?

Only 66.6 per cent of the votes were counted on election night and there are still over half a million mail-in-ballots still to be counted
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Security hired to watch B.C. parents angered by COVID rules at youth soccer games

Security hired to watch B.C. parents angered by COVID rules at youth soccer games

'We understand and respect these are difficult times for many of us but we simply cannot condone the shockingly poor behaviour we've seen the past couple of weeks'
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Whistler Public Library reopens to limited in-person browsing this week

Whistler Public Library reopens to limited in-person browsing this week

Browsing and holds pick-up will be limited to 30-minute windows, starting Oct. 29
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B.C. gamblers still backing Trump to win U.S. election

B.C. gamblers still backing Trump to win U.S. election

BCLC estimates next week’s U.S election could be the single-most popular betting event in the history of the site
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Health officials monitor record 5,101 people as surge in B.C. COVID-19 cases continues

Health officials monitor record 5,101 people as surge in B.C. COVID-19 cases continues

Province has recorded 1,734 new cases in past week
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Sexual abuse allegations against priest, employee, Vancouver archdiocese

Sexual abuse allegations against priest, employee, Vancouver archdiocese

The suit alleges events took place in 1974 or 1975 when the plaintiff was just six years old.
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$20 million Hotel Zed development opens in Tofino

$20 million Hotel Zed development opens in Tofino

Vancouver Island hotel merges retro decor with contemporary technology
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B.C. sets limit for gatherings in homes, calls for wearing of masks in indoor public spaces

B.C. sets limit for gatherings in homes, calls for wearing of masks in indoor public spaces

Several hundred more contact tracers have been hired around the province as keeping up with the new cases has been a challenge
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