Foreign interference crackdown needed, say Chinese-Canadian groups in B.C.
Two B.C.-based watchdog groups say Commissioner Marie-Josée Hogue’s final report on foreign interference fails to deliver ...
Two-vehicle collision in Vernon left lots of damage, but only minor injuries
An accident at Highway 6 and Kalamalka Lake Road Thursday afternoon looked worse than it actually was. Vernon RCMP Const.
Transfer station closed after logs damage nearby facility
The Regional District of Central Kootenay Lake announced on Jan. 29  that the Marblehead Transfer Station has closed until ...
Half of Canada’s tree seedlings grown in B.C., finds report
More than half of Canada’s tree seedlings are grown in B.C. — an anchor to an industry poised to grow amid a violent spike in wildfire activity, according to a new report from the Canadian Tree ...
B.C., Alberta tell feds to back off on CRTC decision
Provincial cabinet ministers in B.C. and Alberta are telling Ottawa to butt out of a regulator’s decision that would foster more competition in the high-speed internet space and allow Telus to compete ...
Vancouver FC sells 16-year-old midfielder Grady McDonnell to Belgium's Club Brugge
Vancouver FC has sold 16-year-old Canadian midfielder Grady McDonnell to Belgian champion Club Brugge KV in the second-biggest transfer deal in the history of the Canadian Premier League. The league ...
A New Zealand mountain is granted personhood, recognizing it as sacred for M?ori
A mountain in New Zealand considered an ancestor by Indigenous people was recognized as a legal person on Thursday after a new law granted it all the rights and responsibilities of a human being.