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BC Ferries’ website, app crash on one of B.C.’s busiest travelling days

BC Ferries’ website, app crash on one of B.C.’s busiest travelling days

Website is experiencing outages Friday afternoon
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New B.C. pilot project aims to help youth in crisis

New B.C. pilot project aims to help youth in crisis

Province spends almost $2 million on expanding services at BC Children’s Hospital
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New Belleville Terminal to welcome ferries by 2028

New Belleville Terminal to welcome ferries by 2028

The province announced the project with a budget of $303.9M June 30
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Cat saved from burning home in Kelowna

Cat saved from burning home in Kelowna

Fire broke out at Columbus Gardens townhome around 1p.m.
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Calls for resignation of B.C.’s children and family minister continue growing

Calls for resignation of B.C.’s children and family minister continue growing

Green House Leader Adam Olsen says Dean is ‘entirely incapable’ of delivering reforms
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Be “bear aware” in your living spaces Vancouver Islanders warned

Be “bear aware” in your living spaces Vancouver Islanders warned

Cowichan Valley Regional District offers advice on how to keep bears away from homes
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Search for missing Campbell Riverite Jordan Holling to resume this summer

Search for missing Campbell Riverite Jordan Holling to resume this summer

Jordan Holling was last seen Oct. 16, 2017, leaving a friend’s house in Campbell River
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2 years since fatal Lytton wildfire; police still investigating cause

2 years since fatal Lytton wildfire; police still investigating cause

It has been two years to the day since a wildfire swept through Lytton, in a matter of minutes devestating almost everything in its path.
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Traffic moving slowly northbound on Malahat

Traffic moving slowly northbound on Malahat

Long weekend traffic jams appear to have started as of 11:30 a.m. Friday
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Chinese Canadian Museum opens in B.C., 100 years after Exclusion Act took effect

Chinese Canadian Museum opens in B.C., 100 years after Exclusion Act took effect

Museum CEO hopes the opening ‘speaks to how far we’ve travelled’
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