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Quiet start to Steveston spot prawn season

Quiet start to Steveston spot prawn season

... but long lines are anticipated tomorrow
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New program aims to train young people in manufacturing jobs

New program aims to train young people in manufacturing jobs

Secondary school students and recent graduates are eligible for the program, which will provide short-term paid work placements for those age 16 to 24
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These are the top 10 summer travel destinations for B.C. travellers

These are the top 10 summer travel destinations for B.C. travellers

Are you ready to leave on a jet plane? Or just hit the road?
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Couple's 'heartwarming' proposal at BMO marathon captured on video

Couple's 'heartwarming' proposal at BMO marathon captured on video

She captured the special moment while waiting at the finish line for her brother.
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Domestic violence survivor rattled as some Mounties untouchable by civilian oversight

Domestic violence survivor rattled as some Mounties untouchable by civilian oversight

Hay still does not understand why the RCMP left her at home with a broken door while her alleged attacker was nearby. S
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Evacuation orders for Donnie Creek, Tommy Lakes, and Cameron River

Evacuation orders for Donnie Creek, Tommy Lakes, and Cameron River

Expanding for areas due to immediate wildfire danger.
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Guilty verdict urged for deadly Prince George arson

Guilty verdict urged for deadly Prince George arson

Justin Aster seen leaving scene in "determined strides" at about the time fire broke out at Econo Lodge Motel, court told
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Hearing delayed again for B.C. resident alleged in $3M fraud

Hearing delayed again for B.C. resident alleged in $3M fraud

A liability hearing was set for September 2021; however, it was delayed due to health reasons.
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B.C. to refer some cancer patients to Washington to cut radiation therapy wait

B.C. to refer some cancer patients to Washington to cut radiation therapy wait

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's health minister says some cancer patients will be referred to two clinics in Washington in an effort to reduce wait times for radiation therapy.
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Strangulation led to 13-year-old Burnaby girl's death, murder trial hears

Strangulation led to 13-year-old Burnaby girl's death, murder trial hears

After an autopsy, forensic pathologist Dr. Jason Morin concluded a 13-year-old girl found dead in a Burnaby park in July 19, 2017 died because of strangulation.
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