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• 'We need her back home': Family of missing Port Moody woman says they're not giving up

  It’s been over a month since Trina Hunt of Port Moody, B.C., vanished without a trace, and the six weeks that have passed have been filled with anguish for those who love her.

  

• Inquest into 2015 police shooting of Hudson Brooks begins with emotional testimony from his mother

  The BC Coroners Service began its inquest into the death of Hudson Brooks Monday with emotional testimony from his mother, who said losing her son was "like losing a limb."

  

• 2 youths arrested after student assaulted at Surrey high school

  Police have arrested two youths and are looking for a third following after a student was assaulted outside a Surrey, B.C., high school on Monday.

• 'We are making the right decision': B.C. Paralympic champion on team's decision to stay home

  A Canadian Paralympic champion skier from Whistler, B.C., stays home to train while other Para-Alpine teams continue to compete in Europe

• Church supporters, conspiracy theorists mingle outside court as B.C. constitutional challenge begins

  A battle between the province and religious leaders is playing out before the chief justice of the B.C. Supreme Court this week, as three Fraser Valley churches challenge the constitutionality of public health orders.

• Anti-pipeline demonstrators allege police brutality in human rights complaint

  A group of Indigenous anti-pipeline demonstrators say they're filing complaints to a United Nations committee over allegations of police brutality.

• B.C.'s rent freeze may be extended to the end of the year

  A rent freeze put in place in British Columbia to protect those who'd lost their jobs during the pandemic may be extended to the end of 2021.

• Defence team for Huawei CFO argues for admission of evidence to bolster its case

  Staff at international bank HSBC were well aware of telecom giant Huawei's control of another company whose business in Iran lies at the heart of fraud allegations against Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou, the British Columbia Supreme Court heard Monday.

• Time between COVID-19 vaccine doses extended to 4 months: B.C. health officials

  The time between first and second COVID-19 vaccine doses will be extended again, B.C. health officials announced Monday.

• B.C. government approves plan in principle to allow WHL to resume in the province

  British Columbia Health Minister Adrian Dix says a plan has been approved in principle to allow the Western Hockey League to resume operations in the province.

• B.C.'s essential workers to be targeted earlier for AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine

  With Canada approving a third COVID-19 vaccine, B.C.'s health officials say those doses will likely go to essential workers first.

• Everyone in B.C. will be able to get a 1st dose of coronavirus vaccine by end of July: health officials

  Health officials in British Columbia now predict that everyone in the province will be able to get a first dose of COVID-19 vaccine by mid-July.

• RCMP, WorkSafeBC investigating death at Gold River logging site

  A man has died at a logging site near the village of Gold River, approximately 90 kilometres west of Campbell River, on Vancouver Island.

• Metro Vancouver wastewater carries COVID-19, new app reveals viral load

  A new online tool allows Metro Vancouver residents to track the viral load of COVID-19 found in untreated wastewater at each of the region's five wastewater treatment plants.

• 11-year-old B.C. boy found in 'medical distress'; homicide team called to investigate

  Homicide investigators have been called to the B.C. community of Harrison Mills after a child was found in 'medical distress,' a local RCMP detachment says.

• COVID-19 outbreaks declared at 2 Lower Mainland hospitals

  New COVID-19 outbreaks have been declared at two hospitals in the Lower Mainland.