Barnes disappointed in return from injury
The Toronto Raptors were cruising along, leading by as many as 10 points, when their offence ground to a halt.
StubHub sellers frustrated after waiting for payout
The B.C. resident sold two Eagles Sphere tickets on the resale platform for the Oct. 19, 2024 concert in Las Vegas for CDN$4,922.26 ...
Lovingly restored 1967 Ford truck destroyed in suspicious Chilliwack fire
Wendy Power spent 15 years lovingly restoring her classic 1967 Ford F-100 pickup truck named Buttercup. On Wednesday, that work went up in smoke when a fire broke out in the secured carport of her ...
West Kelowna neighbourhood on edge in wake of rock-throwing vandalism spree
A troubling vandalism spree in the middle of the night in a West Kelowna neighbourhood has some area residents living on edge.
‘I like to work here’: Penticton high schooler inspires others to learn sign language
Everyone wants to find their purpose and Grade 12 student Lex Dalrymple is finding a sense of that with the seniors who call Cherry Park Retirement Residence home.
South Surrey, B.C. landslide halts Amtrak service to Seattle
Amtrak said the slide happened on Wednesday night and as a result, BNSF has place a 48-hour moratorium on passenger service between Seattle and Vancouver.
Why this company says thousands of trees must be removed from Stanley Park
The Vancouver Park Board began removing trees from the park after up to 160,000 of them were killed by a hemlock looper moth infestation and had become unsafe.
B.C. braces for another potential storm before Christmas
Environment Canada says regions could be hit by yet another powerful storm on Monday night and into Christmas Eve morning so residents should be prepared.
Manitoba firefighter-paramedic wins whopping $40 million Lotto Max prize
Matthew Tannas won a $40 million Lotto Max jackpot — the fourth-biggest prize ever won in Manitoba. Tannas lives in Hamiota ...
Brothers spend decades probing mystery, curse of lost B.C. gold mine
Two brothers from Metro Vancouver aren't giving up on their life-long pursuit of some long-buried gold. Legend has it there is a lost gold mine somewhere in the northeast corner of the Lower Mainland.
B.C. city’s solution to family doctor shortage: Hire its own physicians
The City of Colwood is directly hiring family physicians under a new pilot project that could connect thousands of residents with primary care.
U.S. government shutdown more likely as spending, debt ceiling bill fails
U.S. House Republicans failed to pass a new deal approved by president-elect Donald Trump that would suspend the debt ceiling for two years as a funding deadline nears.