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• Duplex owner must clean up trash, stop letting people sleep in cars on common property, B.C. tribunal rules

  Residents of a B.C. duplex have been ordered to – among other things – stop letting people sleep in their cars parked in front of the property, according to a ruling on a dispute between owners.

  

• 1 person hospitalized after possible stabbing in Gastown

  Police are investigating a possible stabbing in Vancouver's Gastown neighbourhood that left one person in hospital Wednesday afternoon.

  

• B.C.'s 5 deadliest communities for black bears

  More black bears were killed by conservation officers in the Prince George area than any other community in British Columbia, according to 2021 statistics compiled by an animal rights group.

• Unclaimed $15M lottery ticket sold last August in B.C. set to expire

  Someone in British Columbia could be sitting on a lottery ticket worth a whopping $15 million – but there's only a few weeks left to claim the jackpot.

• Caught on camera: Suspect pokes holes in Pride flag at Delta church

  Police in Delta are asking the public for help identifying a person caught on video poking holes in the Pride flag at a local church this week.

• BC Ferries discount: Return tickets for less than $10 for some sailings

  Travellers can sail to select islands and cities along the British Columbia coastline for less than $10 this summer.

• 3 killed in head-on crash on Highway 1 in B.C.

  Three people have died as a result of a head-on crash on the Trans-Canada Highway, the RCMP says.

• Streets flood in Prince George, B.C., as province faces more unsettled weather

  The city of Prince George is the latest to feel the lash of torrential downpours linked to ongoing unsettled weather across British Columbia.

• Lost Victoria cat found in Nanaimo months later

  A Victoria family was ecstatic to learn that their lost cat, Miri, had been found about two months after she had gone missing.

• Multi-car crash blocks major street in Surrey for hours

  A major street in Surrey was closed for hours as police investigated a multi-vehicle crash.

• Illegal parking getting more expensive as Vancouver hikes towing fuel surcharges

  Parking illegally could soon cost you more after Vancouver city council voted to increase the fuel surcharges collected by towing companies.

• Race to replace B.C. Premier John Horgan already over?

  British Columbia's jobs minister says he will not be throwing his hat into the NDP leadership ring, sparking speculation the race to replace John Horgan as premier may, in essence, be over.

• Photography contest: Submit your photos or vote for B.C.'s best wildlife shots

  An annual contest asks photographers to submit their best photos of British Columbia wildlife, and the public to vote for their favourites.

• Lottery win: A B.C. nurse thought her group of colleagues won $256. Then she noticed the comma.

  A B.C. woman was happy to find out she and a group of health-care workers won a couple hundred dollars.

• Saanich, B.C., bank shooting motive may never be known, says criminologist

  Questions of what would motivate twin brothers to enter a British Columbia bank dressed in body armour and prepared for a gun battle remain unanswered, but a criminologist sees similarities to two other young men who terrified Canadians in 2019.

• Iconic Davie Village bar set to expand

  Fans of the iconic Fountainhead Pub on Davie Street can rejoice as the business is expanding its location.

• Six B.C. farmers look for love on reality TV

  A new CTV reality television show will feature six farmers from British Columbia who are ready for a long-term commitment.

• Amanda Todd case: 'Pornographic' Facebook image reported to police, high school friend testifies

  A high school friend of B.C. teen Amanda Todd has testified he took action when he saw what he described as a 'pornographic' picture of her on Facebook in November 2011.

• Mayor makes last-minute proposal for renter protections in Vancouver's 30-year plan

  The long-awaited Vancouver Plan is set to go before council on Wednesday after almost four years of work – and Mayor Kennedy Stewart is adding a last-minute amendment.

• AFN delegates vote overwhelmingly in support of embattled national chief

  Chiefs representing Indigenous communities from coast to coast have descended on Vancouver for the Assembly of First Nations General Assembly — with several resolutions on the agenda that could determine the political fate of their elected leader.