Members didn’t gather the required number of signatures from each electoral riding to trigger further action
The $1.8 billion in funding would be used to create about 7,000 units each year for ten years, and close affordability gap
BC Games Society announces new money Fund for athletes and coaches
Since 2010, 45 clinics have closed in B.C., and 290 vacancies remain unfilled in the province, Walk-in Clinics Association of BC says.
More than 300 high school students from B.C., Alta., and Washington took part in the VEX Robotics competition
Measles is a highly contagious disease that spreads easily to those who are not immune or are vulnerable, health officials warn
Public Safety Minister Mike Morris weighs in on the news that Ottawa is set to consider a bill on marijuana legalization next month.
RCMP and ICBC kick off a new campaign to crack down on car thefts.
British Columbians can join the global movement 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. March 25.
The central bank is holding about $678 million in unclaimed funds. Here’s how to find out if any of it is yours.
The singer, guitarist and songwriter died Saturday afternoon, in Missouri.
Vancouver, Surrey, Kelowna saw the highest number of deaths.
The four days of March Madness high school edition ended Saturday night.
The next jackpot of an estimated $10 million will be drawn March 17.
Green Party leader Andrew Weaver call the proposed bill ‘an appropriate and overdue step.’
Women’s right’s group calls on political parties to recruit more women to mark International Women’s Day.
Employment, online dating and online shopping tricks hit Canadians the most.
A new survey suggests most British Columbians also agree with the end of the one-cent coin.
The 2017/18 B.C. budget bring cuts to MSP premiums, a proposed PST break for business, and increases in public education funding.
The federal government announces $65 million across Canada in response to the opioid overdose crisis.
