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Someone is holding a $73K-winning lottery ticket purchased in Prince George

Someone is holding a $73K-winning lottery ticket purchased in Prince George

BC 50/50 picked a local ticket at 3 p.m. on Feb. 7, 2021
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Driver launches through cinderblock wall into New West backyard

Driver launches through cinderblock wall into New West backyard

The vehicle just missed a swimming pool
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B.C. bracing for a cold week as Arctic air moves south: Environment Canada

B.C. bracing for a cold week as Arctic air moves south: Environment Canada

VANCOUVER — Environment Canada is warning of extreme cold across swaths of northern B.C., while more snow is expected in the southern Interior as Arctic air moves through the province.
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This coyote found the perfect time to wander on a Metro Vancouver beach (VIDEO)

This coyote found the perfect time to wander on a Metro Vancouver beach (VIDEO)

It looks like it should be a painting, not a real-life video clip
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This new UBC study reveals which materials make the most effective face masks

This new UBC study reveals which materials make the most effective face masks

And the best material for a homemade mask is...dried baby wipes?
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Whistler RCMP nab driver for speeding—and for failing to quarantine

Whistler RCMP nab driver for speeding—and for failing to quarantine

Whistler police doled out five tickets for public health order violations last weekend
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Environment Canada posts snowfall warnings for highways around Hope, B.C.

Environment Canada posts snowfall warnings for highways around Hope, B.C.

VANCOUVER — Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings for two mountain passes in B.C.'s southern Interior, while extreme cold warnings are also in effect for several northern regions of the province.
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B.C. casinos rarely turned down suspicious transactions, officials say

B.C. casinos rarely turned down suspicious transactions, officials say

Measures to prevent money laundering by gamblers were ignored or indifferently enforced, commission hears
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B.C. casinos rarely turned down suspicious transactions, officials say

B.C. casinos rarely turned down suspicious transactions, officials say

Measures to prevent money laundering by gamblers were ignored or indifferently enforced, commission hears.
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'Writing's been on the wall for months': High school basketball championships cancelled

'Writing's been on the wall for months': High school basketball championships cancelled

BC School Sports has officially cancelled championships for winter sports because of COVID-19 public health restrictions. Some coaches say they're not surprised.
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