An exhibit at the Penticton Art Gallery is honouring Cree artist Alvin Elif Constant, also known by many as the Wandering Spirit, who sold his work on the streets of Vancouver and Victoria....
The Conservative Party of B.C. has made a “splash” in its return to the Legislature, said political scientist Gerald Baier — but whether that will be followed by strong numbers come election time remains to be seen....
CBC B.C. has now raised more than $19 million since Food Bank Day began, with $2,967,719.26 raised across the province last year alone....
A Vancouver woman is asking for the courts to make an example of her neighbour, a practising lawyer she alleges has filed a baseless pseudolegal lawsuit against her in an attempt to “provoke a state of fear.”
British Columbia’s police oversight agency is recommending charges against a Victoria officer in relation to a September 2021 shooting death....
Polydoros, 27, says he feels safer in Canada. But nationwide protests in September over LGBTQ-inclusive school policies disturbed him....
Three London, Ont. women were among 62 victims of femicide in Ontario over the past year, something a local abused women’s shelter said is further evidence that gender-based violence needs to be treated as the epidemic that it is....
Canada’s 988 hotline, which gives people access to suicide prevention services via call or text, went live on Thursday....
B.C.'s Supreme Court has ruled that a person charged with contempt of court for breaking an injunction on the Coastal GasLink Pipeline was found not guilty....
October marked the 37th consecutive month in which more than 150 people were suspected to have died from toxic drugs in British Columbia, according to the provincial government....
Indictment suggests there were plans to carry out 3 killings on Canadian territory
A 10-acre (four hectare) parcel of land on one of B.C.'s Southern Gulf Islands will soon become property of an Indigenous-led non-profit society....