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Ostrich cull order stayed, giving Edgewood farm 1 month until appeal heard

Ostrich cull order stayed, giving Edgewood farm 1 month until appeal heard

Katie Pasitney of Universal Ostrich Farms called the Federal Court of Appeal decision 'a big win'
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B.C. professor honoured for preserving wartime letters from Canadian soldiers

B.C. professor honoured for preserving wartime letters from Canadian soldiers

Stephen Davies directs the Canadian Letters and Images Project
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Unhoused encampment near Penticton River Channel served eviction notice

Unhoused encampment near Penticton River Channel served eviction notice

Residents of the encampment have until June 25 to clear out all their belongings
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Freeland tells B.C. minister she is 'dismayed' by China ferries contract

Freeland tells B.C. minister she is 'dismayed' by China ferries contract

Transport and Internal Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland sent a scathing letter on the subject to her B.C. counterpart
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B.C. forestry needs to do more to reduce wildfire risk: Report

B.C. forestry needs to do more to reduce wildfire risk: Report

Problems found with outdated rules and poor coordination with local communities
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Severe thunderstorm warning in effect for much of B.C.

Severe thunderstorm warning in effect for much of B.C.

When thunder roars, go indoors as weather also prompts flood watch declarations in parts of B.C.
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Indigenous interests won't be trampled under B.C.'s economic fast-track plan: Eby

Indigenous interests won't be trampled under B.C.'s economic fast-track plan: Eby

B.C. trying to move resource projects along at the right pace, says premier in Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference address
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More than words: Indigenous artist makes plea for reconciliation at Island unveiling

More than words: Indigenous artist makes plea for reconciliation at Island unveiling

Shq’apthut, a new public artwork by Maynard Johnny Jr., stands in Waterwheel Park
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Vancouver Island First Nation offers a home to wayward B.C. grizzly bear

Vancouver Island First Nation offers a home to wayward B.C. grizzly bear

A First Nation chief hopes the province will allow a young grizzly bear roaming Texada Island to be translocated to a more secluded area within his nation's territory in Knight Inlet
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B.C. Conservatives, NDP trade shots over Surrey election court challenge

B.C. Conservatives, NDP trade shots over Surrey election court challenge

B.C. Conservative challenge has amended his original petition asking court to overturn Surrey-Guildford result
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