Student nurse attacked at Vancouver General Hospital: Union
Vancouver police said they responded to the assault around 9 a.m. Officers arrived to find one person with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
Maple Ridge raccoon revived with Narcan after suspected fentanyl poisoning
Bennett had just returned from the school run last week when she found the mom and a baby raccoon unconscious, with one of the babies sleeping on the furniture.
B.C. man charged with woman’s death reportedly also admitted killing someone else
It was not until an autopsy was performed, two days after Julia Howe’s death, that the bullet wound was located, and the police realized her death was a homicide.
Bombers offensive line faces another tough challenge with Argos defensive front
Chris Kolankowski's job will be an important one when the Bombers face the Toronto Argonauts in the Grey Cup at B.C. Place ...
B.C. First Nation creates own emergency health team amid repeated Lillooet ER closures
T'itq'et First Nations members have taken matters into their own hands, forming their own emergency health response team in the wake of repeated ER closures.
Hundreds of winter jackets handed out to Edmonton elementary school students
In partnership with Operation Warm, FedEx Cares volunteers distributed 270 new coats to children at Calder School.
Alberta government proposes changes to junior high curriculum
What students are learning in junior high is the next in line for an update by the Alberta government. With changes to the ...
Jasper businesses preparing for first winter season after devastating wildfire
Jasper officials and business owners hope the town's streets are filled with tourists sooner rather than later. It helps them get to the next step in the recovery.
Chambers, advocates support expanded photo radar enforcement
Winnipeg Police Board Chair Markus Chambers wants the province to review its legislation on photo radar, calling the current policy "prescriptive." Iris Dyck reports. Iran says it will negotiate with ...
‘I’m nervous’: Deer attack prompts call for more signage in Kelowna
On Tuesday morning, a woman out on a run in the neighbourhood was attacked by a deer and suffered lacerations and bruises to both her legs and arm.
Many British Columbians feeling priced out of housing market
A Habitat for Humanity Canada survey revealed four in five Canadians say homeownership is now a luxury, with British Columbians feeling the brunt of the housing crisis.
Poilievre says he’d fight Trump economic policies, tariffs ‘with fire’
The Conservative leader said he will work to bring foreign investment and industry back to Canada with policies similar to Trump's vows to slash taxes and regulations.