New weekly data from the BC Centre for Disease Control shows COVID-19 continues to remain widespread throughout the northwest, but most regions saw a drop in cases from the previous reporting period.
Prince Rupert City Council has approved using the Alternate Approval Process to take out a $25 million loan to pay for a new RCMP building.
The Gitxsan, Gitanyow and Wet'suwet'en Nations are calling on the Canadian government to hold an emergency meeting with the Pacific Salmon Commission to address the issue before the 2022 fishing season.
Three First Nations demand action following report on Alaskan interception of B.C. salmon
FIRE FIGHTERS BUSY IN PRINCE RUPERT AND KITIMAT
TRUCKERS GATHER TO OPPOSE THE VACCINE MANDATE
UNEMPLOYED FISHERMEN CAN'T APPLY FOR EI
NORTHERN HEALTH WORKING ON COVID MODELING
COVID VACCINATION STATUS FOR SCHOOLS
Two years have now passed since the first COVID-19 case was publicly announced in B.C., and the second year of the pandemic saw wide distribution of vaccines and multiple new variants of the disease.
Relief for a Fort St John family as their teenage son finally receiving the news he's been waiting for.
A serious accident that happened on the Alaska Highway yesterday, has resulted in the death of one person.
Vancouver city council has voted to re-examine its controversial disposable cup and paper bag fees, which came into effect less than a month ago.
More than a dozen Vancouver seniors lost money in a period of just 10 days to scammers claiming a loved one was in jail and needed thousands of dollars for bail.
A surprise disclosure temporarily delayed proceedings at the B.C. Supreme Court trial of the former clerk of the legislature Thursday, while a key witness shed light on the controversial purchase of a wood splitter “for emergencies” that was stored at the clerk's home.
The province is adding bus lanes and other safety features to a major intersection along the Patricia Bay Highway in Central Saanich.
A Duncan man says he plans to buy his wife a new Volvo after winning a $1-million lottery prize last week.
Dr. Bonnie Henry and Health Minister Adrian Dix will provide a live update on the second anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic in B.C. as the number of patients in hospitals nears an all-time high.
Ottawa's police chief is urging people to avoid downtown Ottawa this weekend with a large convoy of truckers set to arrive downtown, and warned that anyone who breaks the law will be prosecuted.
Canada's top doctor says the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has detected more than 100 cases of a new Omicron subvariant known as BA.2, doubling the number of infections from the virus lineage that were reported earlier this week.
London police have laid charges in connection with a crash on Riverside Drive that left an eight-year-old girl dead.
Firefighters in Nanaimo, B.C., quickly came to the rescue after this deer fell into a frozen lake on Jan. 25.
Astronomers are investigating after the discovery of mysterious object in space. Joy Malbon reports.
A University of Saskatchewan professor and her research on the aurora is being recognized internationally.
An Ontario farmer is attributing his recovery to the generosity of someone across the globe.
'Jeopardy!' champion Amy Schneider's dazzling streak is over, snapped Wednesday by a Chicago librarian after 40 consecutive wins and nearly US$1.4M in prize money.
The City of Ottawa will honour Canadian actor Ryan Reynold for his charitable work.
Television show Fraggle Rock returns after more than 30 years of being off the air. Bill Fortier reports.
As the convoy of truckers and their supporters descends on Ottawa for what's set to be a weekend of protests and potentially prolonged gridlock, what is the group looking to accomplish?
Ottawa's police chief is urging people to avoid downtown Ottawa this weekend with a large convoy of truckers set to arrive downtown, and warned that anyone who breaks the law will be prosecuted.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's isolating because one of his kids tested positive for COVID-19. In an interview with The Canadian Press, he says he feels fine and has no symptoms.
Canada's top doctor says the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) has detected more than 100 cases of a new Omicron subvariant known as BA.2, doubling the number of infections from the virus lineage that were reported earlier this week.
Relatives and neighbours of the Indian family who froze to death near the Canada-U.S. border last week said the father repeatedly failed to secure better paid jobs in recent years, prompting them to take a risky trip aided by an illegal migrant network.
As a convoy of truckers head to Ottawa to protest the federal government's cross-border vaccine mandate, some truckers are distancing themselves from the movement as it attracts support from fringe groups and generates dangerous rhetoric.
A two-lane bridge collapsed in Pittsburgh early Friday, requiring rescuers to rappel nearly 150 feet (46 meters) while others formed a human chain to help rescue occupants of a dangling bus.
Two business owners in Montreal say in addition to pandemic problems they now have a letter from Quebec's language watchdog, the Office quebecois de la langue francaise.
Fewer milk donations from breastfeeding parents are causing a shortage in some parts of Canada, according to a milk bank that supplies several provinces across Canada.
