At Tabor Home in Abbotsford, 81 residents and 55 staff have tested positive for COVID-19. Family members want to know how such a widespread outbreak could have happened nine months into the pandemic.
A strange protest targeting the home of a Metro Vancouver-based Chinese journalist turned violent Wednesday, with an attack on an activist caught on home surveillance video.
British Columbia is ramping up vaccine-distribution planning with the naming of an ex-military surgeon to oversee the mammoth task, an appointment that comes as the premier mulls the idea of asking for more doses now that the province has more active cases per capita than Ontario and Quebec.
With two months of data yet to be compiled, British Columbia is on the verge of breaking its previous record for the most overdose deaths in a calendar year.
The union representing workers at the B.C. provincial courthouse in Surrey says there have been eight confirmed cases of COVID-19 there, and another 25 people are self-isolating because of exposures to the disease.
Self-described "nerd" John Horgan flashed a Vulcan salute while being sworn in as B.C.'s 36th premier on Thursday, but said the gesture was purely accidental.
British Columbia Premier John Horgan announced his new cabinet Thursday, one month after the B.C. NDP won a majority government in the 2020 provincial election.
Four residents of Richmond and a man from Yukon have been charged in a "large-scale alleged immigration fraud scheme," according to the Canada Border Services Agency.
Several international flights that landed in Vancouver and three domestic flights that landed on Vancouver Island have been added to B.C.'s list of flights with COVID-19 cases on board.
Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry says she doesn't have any time for those who think wearing a mask makes them ill, or is a limitation of their personal freedom.
A man recorded on a doorbell camera with two large knives that appear to be a machete and meat cleaver is in custody, according to the Vancouver Police Department.
The guilty plea of man who claims he wrongly spent 37 years in prison should not be set aside because of his "evolving explanations" and "selective memory" of events surrounding the 1983 murder of a toddler, a Crown lawyer says.
Whether you live on the islands or in the mountains, up north or in the south, the landscape is what ties all British Columbians together. The province is defined by our rugged coastline, picturesque mountains, and the seemingly-endless forests.
Health officials in B.C. are working with provincial and federal counterparts on who will receive the COVID-19 vaccine and how – even as the prime minister revealed Canada will not be at the front of the line for approved vaccines.
Both brick-and-mortar stores and online merchants are working hard to keep you safe while you shop this Black Friday, but what can you do to protect yourself? Physical distancing and masks are crucial, but you also need to look out for pitfalls online. Here’s what you can do.
The holidays are now less than a month away, and this Black Friday or Cyber Monday you may have to do some extra work to track down the top toys of 2020.
It has been a tough year for seniors in care homes and the holidays could be an emotionally rough time as well. However, you can make a difference. A program from London Drugs helps you pick out gifts for seniors and spread holiday cheer.
The Canada Mortgage Housing Corp. says more than 11,000 condos were added to rental market in Metro Vancouver last year, spurred in part by taxes on empty homes.
A new scan of short-term rentals in Vancouver has concluded that there are more hosts appearing to break the City of Vancouver’s rules than are abiding by them
Black Friday, the one-day shopping bonanza known for its big bargains and large crowds, has arrived. While rising COVID-19 cases and weeks of staggered deals have muted the usual fanfare of the shopping event, retailers are banking on today's sales to bolster their bottom line.
Former Conservative MP Lisa Raitt is speaking out about the violence she and her children face as her husband struggles with early onset Alzheimer's during a pandemic that has blocked a normal course of treatment.
City councillors in Vancouver voted unanimously this week to ask the federal government to decriminalize small amounts of illicit drugs for personal use, a decision advocates hope will blaze a trail in other municipalities.
Animal Rescue Foundation -- ARF for short -- has been working with numerous rural and small communities in Ontario, many of which are First Nations, in order to provide veterinary care and find homes for strays.
U.S. President Donald Trump said Thursday that he will leave the White House if the Electoral College formalizes President-Elect Joe Biden's victory -- even as he insisted such a decision would be a "mistake" -- as he spent his Thanksgiving renewing baseless claims that "massive fraud" and crooked officials in battleground states caused his election defeat.
Lawmakers in Taiwan got into a fist fight and threw pig guts at each other Friday over a soon-to-be enacted policy that would allow imports of U.S. pork and beef.
The province's police watchdog is investigating an interaction between a 33-year-old man and the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) near Lindsay, Ont. on Thursday that left the man and a police officer seriously wounded and the man's one-year-old son, who he allegedly abducted, dead.
