Penny Daflos

A B.C. man who had flesh on his jaw and cheek removed, found to have skin cancer, is stunned that there was no backup power at the surgical clinic, leaving him unsure of his prognosis partway through the invasive procedure.

A day after the prime minister made public his approval and cleared the way for a new oil pipeline from Alberta to B.C. waters, critics are warning they're prepared to vocalize their opposition with rallies and protests.

Thousands of travellers were stranded overnight on one of British Columbia's most notorious highways Sunday, prompting demands for safety improvements and an evacuation strategy.

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim threatened to take action against the province this week over its rollout of involuntary care, but refused to say what that

Frustrated parents are speaking out about B.C. Soccer's decision to disqualify two top teams from the provincial championship match last weekend—a hotly debated move that has divided the youth sports community.

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim threatened to take action against the province this week over its rollout of involuntary care, but refused to say what that action will be—and could not answer why he is arguing new beds must be located within the city.

On the surface, a Thursday-morning news conference in Delta, B.C., was just another government infrastructure announcement featuring MLAs, MPs, and

It was a multi-city effort across three countries, and now that it's over, Vancouver organizers are revealing what did and didn't go according to plan when the 2026 FIFA World Cup actually unfolded in the city.

The former mayor of Surrey, B.C., is calling for a federal investigation into what he describes as “foreign interference” in British Columbia's

At a time when the topic of involuntary care is dominating political discussions and public safety debates, a B.C.