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Rebuilding B.C.'s destroyed highways will account for changing climate

Rebuilding B.C.'s destroyed highways will account for changing climate

This week's atmospheric river was not as severe as predicted
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Evacuation order downgraded for Abbotsford community

Evacuation order downgraded for Abbotsford community

Meanwhile, some residences in Sumas Prairie may be flooded until Christmas
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Man from Delta, B.C., pleads guilty in arson that caused $3 million in losses: police

Man from Delta, B.C., pleads guilty in arson that caused $3 million in losses: police

DELTA, B.C. — Police in Delta, B.C., say an investigation into a fire that burned down a commercial building on New Year's Day last year has ended with a guilty plea.
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(Video) Porch pirate steals $1,500 stroller in Surrey, posts it for sale in Burnaby

(Video) Porch pirate steals $1,500 stroller in Surrey, posts it for sale in Burnaby

Burnaby RCMP looking for help identifying female suspect caught on security video
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Trans-Canada Highway between Abbotsford and Hope reopening

Trans-Canada Highway between Abbotsford and Hope reopening

Expect slower speed limits
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Queen's Counsel lawyer suspended after communicating with jurors

Queen's Counsel lawyer suspended after communicating with jurors

Glenn Orris is the third QC lawyer in B.C. to be suspended this year; province has no process to revoke QC designations
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Vancouver researchers make 'breakthrough' in diabetes treatment with stem cells

Vancouver researchers make 'breakthrough' in diabetes treatment with stem cells

"“This work represents a major scientific breakthrough"
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Huu-ay-aht First Nations agree to old-growth logging deferral

Huu-ay-aht First Nations agree to old-growth logging deferral

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RCMP use sponge rounds, Taser to take suspect into custody

RCMP use sponge rounds, Taser to take suspect into custody

VANCOUVER — A North Vancouver man is in police custody after RCMP responded to a call Wednesday afternoon about a suspect carrying a large knife and an axe.
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68 per cent of COVID-19 patients in B.C. hospitals not fully vaccinated

68 per cent of COVID-19 patients in B.C. hospitals not fully vaccinated

VICTORIA — British Columbia recorded 375 more cases of COVID-19 Wednesday as vaccination numbers rise, including among children. The province's health ministry says 84.8 per cent of eligible people five and older in B.C.
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