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  B.C. police are rarely charged for killing or harming civilians. A watchdog wants prosecutors' choices reviewed.

  B.C.'s police watchdog wants a review of how prosecutors handle cases where officers kill or seriously harm members of the public, saying low rates of charges and convictions are casting doubt on the province's system of accountability.

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  Canucks to start rookie Arturs Silovs in pivotal Game 5

  The Vancouver Canucks will start rookie goalie Arturs Silovs as they look to eliminate the Nashville Predators in Game 5 of their first-round playoff series on Tuesday night.

• 'Only going to get worse:’ Parent, trustee say Vancouver school budget fails to address key needs

  Some Vancouver School Board trustees are sounding the alarm after they say the budget for the 2024-2025 school year fails to address key concerns.

• B.C. winner of $500K lottery prize hoping to purchase 'dream house'

  The latest lottery winner from B.C.'s Lower Mainland bought her ticket after seeing her "dream house" was on the market – and now, she might just be able to live there.

• Man arrested in White Rock homicide case charged with earlier, non-fatal stabbing, IHIT says

  The suspect arrested Monday in connection to last week's fatal stabbing near White Rock Pier has been charged, but not with murder.

• Hosting Vancouver's FIFA World Cup games could cost half a billion dollars

  Hosting seven games in Vancouver during the 2026 FIFA World Cup could cost more than half a billion dollars, according to an updated estimate provided Tuesday.

• B.C. judge refuses to seal documents alleging RCMP bullying against Surrey police

  B.C. Supreme Court Justice Kevin Loo says court documents detailing alleged bullying and harassment of Surrey Police Service members by the RCMP shouldn't be kept from the public.

• Harbour Air launches direct flights from Vancouver to Butchart Gardens

  Floatplane operator Harbour Air will offer direct flights this summer from downtown Vancouver to Butchart Gardens on Vancouver Island, landing its seaplanes in a remote cove behind the historic horticultural attraction.

• With portable toilets and barricades, Gaza protest camp at UBC digs in for long haul

  Pro-Palestinian protesters who set up an encampment at the University of British Columbia campus in Vancouver have brought in food, water and other supplies to prepare for what may become a protracted stay.

• Video shows 'brazen' break-in attempt at Surrey home

  Mounties in Surrey have released photos and video in an effort to help identify two suspects in a "brazen" daytime break-in attempt at a home on Sunday.

• Eviction for landlord's use was legitimate, despite owners' partial move, B.C. court rules

  A B.C. judge has upheld the eviction of a family from their North Vancouver townhouse, finding that the landlords did not take an unreasonable amount of time to move into the home after the tenants vacated it.

• Poilievre kicked out of Commons after calling Prime Minister Justin Trudeau 'wacko'

  Testy exchanges between the prime minister and his chief opponent ended with the Opposition leader and one of his MPs being ejected from the House of Commons on Tuesday -- and the rest of Conservative caucus walking out of the chamber in protest.

• London Drugs stores remain closed, 'cybersecurity incident' may have breached personal data

  London Drugs says it is working with third-party security experts as the company tries to reopen dozens of stores across Western Canada that were shuttered by a cybersecurity incident Sunday.

• Mounties investigating after man found shot in Langley, B.C.

  Mounties are investigating after a man with a gunshot wound was found on the side of the road in Langley, B.C., early Tuesday morning.