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Surrey & Vancouver events seeks input on B.C.'s first Black-focused legal clinic

Surrey & Vancouver events seeks input on B.C.'s first Black-focused legal clinic

Canadian Association of Black Lawyers wants to hear about people's experiences with the legal system
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Young Penticton man charged in 2021 killing to remain in custody

Young Penticton man charged in 2021 killing to remain in custody

The man breached strict bail conditions twice and was re-arrested in May
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Investigation of 2022 RCMP actions at B.C. logging protests still ongoing

Investigation of 2022 RCMP actions at B.C. logging protests still ongoing

The investigation of the Community-Industry Response Group includes police actions at Fairy Creek, Argenta and in Wet'suwet'en territory
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B.C. upping compensation for farmers experiencing unexpected losses

B.C. upping compensation for farmers experiencing unexpected losses

AgriStability program's compensation cap will be doubled, per cent of loss covered will increase
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UNTAMED: Langley actor, 14, reflects on role in new Netflix series

UNTAMED: Langley actor, 14, reflects on role in new Netflix series

Ellexis Wejr talks about 'silly' character on new popular show filmed in Hope
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B.C skier joins Team Canada, ahead of 2026 Olympics

B.C skier joins Team Canada, ahead of 2026 Olympics

Cranbrook ski cross athlete India Sherret has her sights set on making the Milano Cortina Olympics in 2026
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Four lanes or 6? MLA comments reignite Pattullo Bridge debate

Four lanes or 6? MLA comments reignite Pattullo Bridge debate

BC Conservative transportation critic says four-lane replacement bridge isn't good enough, but NDP minister disagrees
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U.S. DEA uncovers massive drug operation connected to B.C. resident

U.S. DEA uncovers massive drug operation connected to B.C. resident

A Surrey man with alleged links to international drug trade has been arrested in the United States
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B.C.'s public service union schedules strike vote for August

B.C.'s public service union schedules strike vote for August

Public Service workers in the B.C. General Employees Union will vote between Aug. 11 and 29.
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THE MOJ: Explosive Ti-Cat offence offers a big challenge for the B.C. Lions

THE MOJ: Explosive Ti-Cat offence offers a big challenge for the B.C. Lions

The CFL’s top passer, Bo Levi Mitchell, and its top receiver, Kenny Lawler, should give the Leo's defence plenty to keep their hands full
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