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• Deaths of 2 B.C. children prompt window safety warning for parents

  As the weather heats up, health officials are warning parents about the dangers of open windows and balconies at home.

  

• 'I never expected something like this': 100th birthday surprise for Langley senior

  June 24 marks a milestone birthday for Langley senior John Kromhoff: one century on earth.

  

• Canadian race walker 'raring to go' ahead of Tokyo Olympics

  A B.C. race-walker says he's been 'really lucky' not to have been impacted by the pandemic as he prepares to represent Canada in the Tokyo Games.

• Arts community hoping for increased indoor capacity starting July 1

  Phase 3 of B.C.’s re-opening plan scheduled to begin July 1 includes the possibility of increased indoor capacity beyond the 50 people that are currently allowed in venues, but it doesn’t offer specifics.

• Huawei CFO loses publication ban request on HSBC materials obtained via Hong Kong court

  The Supreme Court of British Columbia has dismissed an application for a publication ban from Huawei chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou on new evidence that her legal team wants to introduce in her fight against extradition to the United States.

• Sketch shows suspect in 'disgusting act' involving senior victim in Burnaby

  Police are asking for the public's help to identify a suspect in what they describe as a "disgusting act" reported in Burnaby.

• Foot passengers can now make online reservations for these 3 BC Ferries routes

  People travelling between Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland can now reserve a spot on their preferred BC Ferries sailing, even if they're travelling without a vehicle.

• Ontario man charged in violent attack on B.C. teenager with autism

  A young man has been charged nearly a year after an 'unprovoked' assault on a teenager in Richmond, B.C., Mounties say.

• Facial recognition use by Liberals raises issues, says B.C.'s privacy commissioner

  British Columbia's information and privacy commissioner says he's considering launching an investigation into the use of facial recognition technology by the Liberal Party of Canada.

• Canvas from B.C. artist Emily Carr fetches $3M at auction, some major works go unsold

  A mature-period canvas by Emily Carr fetched more than $3 million at a Toronto auction, making it one of the most valuable works by the B.C. artist to come to market.

• Defence argues 'no direct evidence' of how drugs got into child's system in final submissions at B.C. mother's murder trial

  The defence lawyer for a Langley, B.C., woman accused of killing her seven-year-old daughter told the court there is a “huge lack of evidence” in the case, as part of her final submissions.

• Swimmer 'swept away' by fast-moving water of B.C. river prompts warning from rescue crews during heat wave

  A person's tragic death while they were swimming in a Lower Mainland river has prompted a warning from local search and rescue teams as temperatures are expected to soar in the region.

• B.C. woman files lawsuit against Northern Health citing medical negligence in son's death

  An Indigenous woman from northwest B.C., is taking the Northern Health Authority to court, accusing it of medical negligence in the death of her son.

• Gas prices: Record-breaking levels expected in Metro Vancouver this weekend

  Gas analysts say fuel prices in Metro Vancouver could reach record levels this weekend.

• Langley crash: 2-year-old airlifted to hospital after driver goes off road, into ditch

  A two-year-old was airlifted to hospital Wednesday after a single-vehicle collision in Langley.

• Do you recognize this man? Police looking for suspect who reportedly punched someone in the face at B.C. mall

  Mounties in Burnaby are looking for a man they say punched another man in the face at a local mall.