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  Meet the centenarians: Canada's oldest age group is also its fastest-growing

  Vi Roden said she reads an average of 50 books a year, attends history lectures at her local seniors centre, and does yoga twice a week.

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  City of Vancouver ordered to compensate man for damage caused by municipal tree

  The City of Vancouver was negligent when it failed to remove a tree that later lost a limb and damaged a fence during a snowstorm in November 2022, B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal has ruled.

• Critically endangered Vancouver Island marmots released into the wild

  Volunteers carried cages containing very rare furry creatures up Mount Washington on Monday as part of the mission to save Canada’s most endangered mammal.

• Lytton, B.C., rebuild continues three years after wildfire destroyed most of town

  Three years after a wildfire destroyed much of the British Columbia village of Lytton, the tiny Fraser Canyon community is still struggling to get back on its feet.

• 'Truly a great British Columbian': Former B.C. premier John Horgan has cancer again

  Former B.C. premier and current Canadian ambassador to Germany John Horgan has been diagnosed with cancer for a third time.

• Recognize these tattoos? VPD trying to identify woman who died from overdose

  Vancouver police are appealing for information that could help identify a woman who died of an overdose more than five months ago.

• New trial ordered in B.C. stalking case

  B.C.'s highest court has ordered a new trial for a man convicted of multiple crimes related to the alleged stalking and harassment of the same woman.

• B.C. First Nation has draft treaty after 30 years of hard work: commissioner

  The head of British Columbia's Treaty Commission says the latest draft treaty signed in the province will allow the First Nation to “break free from the shackles of the Indian Act” and take control of their future.

• Mounties trying to ID body found in B.C. Interior river

  Mounties say they're trying to identify a body that was found in a B.C. river over the weekend.

• Pembina, B.C. First Nation give green light to multibillion-dollar LNG project

  Pembina Pipeline Corp. and the Haisla First Nation say they have made a final investment decision that will see them go ahead with their proposed US$4-billion Cedar LNG project off the B.C. coast.

• B.C. Grindr fraudster convicted of breaching probation by using app

  A B.C. man who was court-ordered not to use Grindr after he was convicted of using the app to target victims for fraud was found guilty of breaching his probation.

• $43K in stolen goods seized from makeshift store in woman's B.C. home

  Police seized more than $40,000 worth of stolen clothing last week from a woman operating a makeshift store out of her Metro Vancouver home.

• B.C. Green MLA Adam Olsen won't seek re-election, citing 'existential re-evaluation'

  British Columbia Green Party MLA Adam Olsen will not seek re-election this year, the two-term member of the legislature announced Tuesday, citing "an existential re-evaluation of what is truly important to me."

• No campfire bans being considered in B.C. for Canada Day long weekend: BCWS

  Those heading to a B.C. campsite for the Canada Day long weekend can expect they'll be allowed to have a campfire as no bans are planned in the coming days.