British Columbia’s South Coast is forecast to get its first real blast of winter weather this weekend. A cold front is forecast to move across the Lower Mainland and Vancouver Island starting ...

The provincial government’s website Buy BC says “There’s never been a better time to Buy BC and support the growers, producers and the food we love from here at home.” Consumers who want ...

COLUMBIA — School board and city council candidates, including those running for mayor, campaigned at the 2025 Columbia Board of Realtors Mark Farnen Candidates Forum Thursday evening.

After more than a decade of service, the superintendent of the Southern Cayuga Central School District will retire at the end of the current school year. Patrick Jensen, the district's ...

Rose BC and Vinyl BC produced an entertaining battle on Friday in the second game of the opening night of Unrivaled. Rhyne Howard exploded for 33 points to lead Vinyl to a hard-fought 79-73 win.

VANCOUVER - Nearly 1.4 million BC Hydro customers lost their power last year due to weather-related events, setting an all-time record for the utility. BC Hydro says in a statement that the ...

A report from the Independent Investigations Office of BC has concluded there is no evidence that any unjustified action or ...

The lack of shelter space in the area is not discouraging people from "living rough" in the Parksville Qualicum Beach area, Campbell said, and many unhoused people are frightened of living in the ...

COLUMBIA — A lawyer who served on Columbia City Council for nearly three decades was among those pardoned by President Joe Biden before leaving office. In 2010, Ernest William “E.W ...

I looked out my office window today and saw a flock of swans flying by. For me, that was a pretty big deal. I’ve seen more swans in my home area in recent years. Certainly more than we saw just ...

An estimated 54 per cent of B.C.'s exports go to the U.S., according to provincial figures, making it British Columbia's biggest trading partner. About 14 per cent of B.C.'s exports go to China ...

Katie DeRosa is the provincial affairs reporter for CBC British Columbia. She is based in Victoria. You can contact her at [email protected].