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  B.C. MLA under fire for saying motherhood begins at conception

  After a BC Conservative MLA came under fire for saying motherhood begins at conception, the party's leader says he "will not reopen the abortion debate."

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  Inside the LNG 'floatel' cruise ship that Squamish, B.C., won’t allow

  A 35,000 ton cruise ship that been that’s been converted into temporary accommodation for LNG workers at great expense remains anchored in Vancouver’s harbour.

• Delirious Canucks fans still buzzing after Wednesday's comeback win

  As delirious fans spilled out of Rogers Arena after Wednesday night's thrilling win by the Vancouver Canucks, many could not believe what they had just witnessed.

• Crown seeking 5-year sentence for former university security guard convicted of manslaughter

  The Crown is seeking a five-year prison sentence for a former security guard at Langley's Trinity Western University.

• Watching a Canucks game at a Vancouver community centre? Check the hours first

  Seven community centres in Vancouver will be showing Canucks games – but the plan to provide spaces for fans to gather doesn't include extending hours.

• B.C. woman caught working as dental hygienist without registration for 2nd time

  A Langley woman who was working as a dental hygienist without proper registration has agreed to resign from her professional college and never apply for reinstatement.

• B.C. man used Bobcat as 'weapon' while chasing away homeless people, judge says

  A B.C. man has been convicted of assault with a weapon after using a skid-steer Bobcat to chase two homeless people from his lawn, injuring one of them in the process.

• 'We're a second thought': Surrey parents exhausted as more school programs, services being cut

  A budget crunch at the Surrey school district is going to mean service cuts in the 2024-25 school year.

• B.C. student's website helps Canadians navigate abortion options

  A website developed by a student at the University of British Columbia aims to help Canadians seeking an abortion choose the right option for their circumstances.

• Shed not included: B.C. tribunal says structure not covered in sales contract

  A dispute over whether or not a shed was included when a B.C. woman purchased a $615,000 property has been settled by the province's small claims tribunal.

• Things to do in Vancouver this Mother's Day weekend

  Whether you're celebrating Mother's Day, the NHL playoffs, both or neither, there's lots to do in Vancouver this weekend. Here are some options.

• Committee calls for B.C. taxi, ride-hailing industry to improve disabled access

  A B.C. legislature committee looking into taxi and ride-hailing services has issued recommendations, including measures to improve accessibility for people with disabilities and services in small and rural communities.

• No ransom demand in B.C. cyberattack, minister says

  The 'sophisticated' cyberattack that was recently detected on B.C. government networks has not come with a ransom demand – at least, not yet.

• B.C. launches dedicated squad for gang-related homicides

  The percentage of homicides that are gang-related in B.C. has more than doubled in the last 20 years, officials said when announcing a new team that will focus solely on investigating these cases.