Bert Wiens’ cheerful persona still fills the air of the curling rink — though now it’s from the stands rather than the ice.

Quesnel's museum and heritage manager Elizabeth Hunter enjoys collecting, displaying and sharing the city's and region's ...

It's National Pie Day today, so why not celebrate with a slice, or even a whole pie, of your favourite? Remember the pies that came in cardboard boxes from a certain fast-food franchise that left a ...

An elementary school principal with School District 5 was suspended for five days, after duct-taping a student to their chair ...

At the end of this month, a B.C. Supreme Court judge will make her decision in the case of a Vernon businessman alleged to ...

To replace two aging facilities along the Washington State side of the B.C. border in Lynden and nearby Sumas, across from ...

The president of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs is apologizing and walking back comments suggesting he supported reviving the ...

Both sides resolved the dispute in early 2024 with Alberta once again allowing residents to purchase B.C. wine directly with ...

A major storm spread heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain across the southern United States on Wednesday, breaking snow ...

A previous inquiry resulted in the 1992 report Gathering Voices: Finding strength to help our children. Produced by the Innu Nation and the Mushuau Innu band council, the report condemned the province ...

I think it's going to open the eyes of a lot of people, just what some pets will actually eat,' clinic manager says ...

Health authorities in British Columbia say nearly 500 people in the province received a life-saving organ transplant last ...