Demetra Maragos

Some First Nations leaders are raising concerns after Premier David Eby signalled he is considering amendments to B.C.'s Declaration on the Rights

A midwife in Victoria says a sudden change to her immigration status is forcing her to leave Canada, a move she fears will further the strain on maternity care for expectant parents on Vancouver Island.

The union representing workers responsible for keeping Metro Vancouver's SkyTrains and stations clean is saying sanitation and safety have declined since a new contractor took over as their employer earlier this year.

A northern B.C. mother says changes to a provincial program that helps families pay for accommodation while their children receive life‑saving medical care have added financial stress at an already difficult time.

A surge in global fuel prices linked to the war in Iran is beginning to ripple through the food supply chain, putting pressure on independent grocers and raising concerns about higher costs for consumers.

A new poll suggests there is widespread support for a SkyTrain to the University of British Columbia, according to proponents of a pitch to extend the under-construction Broadway extension to the campus.

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is proposing a major investment in neighbourhood infrastructure that would direct hundreds of millions of dollars toward renewing community centres and other public facilities across the city.

Drivers across Metro Vancouver are feeling renewed pressure at the pump as gas prices climb again—though some relief could be on the horizon within days, according to industry experts.

The municipal business licence of a travel agency is being revoked following months of complaints from customers and amid an ongoing criminal investigation by the local RCMP's economic crimes unit.

B.C.'s health minister says plans for a overdose prevention site in downtown Vancouver are on hold following opposition from city leaders and local businesses.