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Northeastern B.C. community of 2,400 ordered to evacuate due to wildfire

Tumbler Ridge, a community with a population of 2,400 in northeastern B.C., has been ordered to evacuate Thursday due to the danger posed by an encroaching wildfire.

'Blame to go around': BC United accepts role in Surrey hospital crisis while pledging investment

A day after the NDP government presented its 30-point plan to address the crisis at Surrey Memorial Hospital, the official Opposition is pledging to build a tower, while acknowledging their role in the situation.

Sunshine Coast mayor wants province to help prevent another devastating drought

As B.C. continues to see unseasonably hot and dry conditions, there are growing drought concerns on the Sunshine Coast.

'We understand if they can't make it': Wildfire highway closure upends Tofino wedding plans

More than 70 guests have RSVP'd for a Squamish couple's beach wedding in Tofino, but the wildfire-related closure of Highway 4 has upended their plans.

Crews searching for overdue hiker in Lions Bay, B.C.

Mounties and search and rescue crews are asking the public for help locating a missing man who failed to return from a hiking trip Wednesday.

Whitecaps' Canadian championship boosts morale for fans across B.C.

The Vancouver Whitecaps were crowned Canada's top squad Wednesday night in front of an enthusiastic hometown crowd, delighting fans of the beautiful game acorss the province.

8 festivals in 2 days: Where to celebrate in Metro Vancouver this weekend

With more festivals happening in Metro Vancouver this weekend than there are days to enjoy them, here’s a list to help you plan a packed two days of fun.

Bus taking B.C. kids on field trip bursts into flames

No one was harmed when a bus transporting elementary school children to a field trip in B.C. caught fire Thursday, with the flames fully engulfing the coach, spreading to an outbuilding and prompting wildfire concerns.

Air quality advisory lifted in Metro Vancouver as officials warn of difficult wildfire season ahead

Metro Vancouver has ended its air quality advisory, citing favourable winds and cooler temperatures. However, it says new warnings may be needed in the coming days.