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B.C. woman pushes back against request to take down Indigenized Canada flag

B.C. woman pushes back against request to take down Indigenized Canada flag

Condo owner says the request to remove the flag violates her right to fly a flag but the strata management company disagrees
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Surrey South MLA Chapman announces cancer diagnosis

Surrey South MLA Chapman announces cancer diagnosis

Richmond Centre MLA Hon Chan to assume Transit and ICBC critic roles
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Machete-wielding Summerland man jailed for chasing mother, neighbour

Machete-wielding Summerland man jailed for chasing mother, neighbour

Joshuah Samuel Butler has been in custody since the incident on Sept. 24, 2024
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Drug trafficking case against Duncan woman dropped due to court delays

Drug trafficking case against Duncan woman dropped due to court delays

Unreasonable delays to her trial have resulted in a stay of proceedings for Duncan's Margaret Rose Conrad.
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Izman Creek fire near Lytton is B.C.'s only wildfire of note

Izman Creek fire near Lytton is B.C.'s only wildfire of note

As of July 7 fire had grown to 242.8 hectares, with three properties under an evacuation order
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Injunction denied, lawsuit can proceed in B.C. air ambulance dispute: judge

Injunction denied, lawsuit can proceed in B.C. air ambulance dispute: judge

Case involves procurement issues tied to service in Prince George, Prince Rupert, Qualicum Beach, Kamloops and Vancouver
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Health authority reminds British Columbians how to stay tick free this summer

Health authority reminds British Columbians how to stay tick free this summer

Only 1% of B.C. ticks actually carry Lyme disease: B.C. Centre for Disease Control
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Orphaned badger recovering after mother hit, killed on Naramata road

Orphaned badger recovering after mother hit, killed on Naramata road

Maple was found in a marmot den
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Elbows out? Ottawa set to review BC Ferries Chinese shipbuilding contract

Elbows out? Ottawa set to review BC Ferries Chinese shipbuilding contract

BC Ferries is under fire for choosing a Chinese state-owned shipyard to build 4 new ships.
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Premier Eby comments on Kelowna woman's death following daytime attack

Premier Eby comments on Kelowna woman's death following daytime attack

Eby referenced the work of B.C. Attorney General Niki Sharma in helping to ensure that intimate partner violence was included in the call for bail reform in Canada
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