Kevin Charach

Some elementary school students in Richmond, B.C., are pushing back against changes to their annual school track meet, including the elimination of ribbons and awards and a move to gender neutral competition.

B.C.'s Ministry of Education and Child Care is distancing itself from controversial changes to elementary school track meets in Richmond, saying the decision rests solely with the local school district.

A first look inside BC Place is offering new details on major upgrades ahead of the FIFA World Cup, including a newly installed natural grass pitch that will take centre stage next month.

Federal Conservatives say they plan to introduce a motion to reverse a policy they argue contributed to a controversial court ruling granting Aboriginal title over land in Richmond, B.C.

A Squamish encampment has been the focus of several police incidents in less than a week, including a targeted attack early Tuesday morning where bear spray was deployed and a shotgun was discharged.

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is calling for changes to how Ottawa handles Indigenous land cases, arguing the government's legal approach failed private property owners in a landmark B.C. ruling.

A B.C. mother is sharing her story of survival after a devastating crash left her with life-threatening injuries and a long road to recovery.

A new law requiring dash cameras in commercial trucks is moving ahead in British Columbia after receiving rare unanimous support in the legislature.

Tom Tang is 76 years old and has been living on the streets for years, dealing with cognitive and mobility needs.

Some are debating whether hosting the World Cup in Vancouver is worth the cost as the province's spending estimate climbed to as much as $729 million Friday.