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B.C. spending $1 million to fix up Coquihalla highway bathrooms

B.C. spending $1 million to fix up Coquihalla highway bathrooms

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In-class K-12 instruction will return to 'near normal' by September

In-class K-12 instruction will return to 'near normal' by September

No decision about mask requirements in schools has been made yet.
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Detained refugee family allegedly defrauded by immigration consultant to be deported

Detained refugee family allegedly defrauded by immigration consultant to be deported

A family on the brink of deportation allege they were scammed by an immigration consultant. As they await a return to Colombia and violent threats on their life, some are saying the government needs to crack down on shady consultants.
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Victoria dog reunited with its family days after becoming lost while escaping attack

Victoria dog reunited with its family days after becoming lost while escaping attack

VICTORIA — A dog is safe at home days after it was separated from its owner as they ran from a violent attack near downtown Victoria.
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B.C. restart proving challenging in Whistler

B.C. restart proving challenging in Whistler

An exhausted workforce and businesses buried in debt creating perfect storm 
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B.C. public health officials prepare to manage COVID-19 differently in the future

B.C. public health officials prepare to manage COVID-19 differently in the future

VANCOUVER — The future of COVID-19 could look a lot like seasonal flus or other common illnesses like measles or pneumonia, British Columbia's deputy provincial health officer says. Dr.
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B.C. dog found after missing for five days (VIDEO)

B.C. dog found after missing for five days (VIDEO)

'We were crying and smiling and just all the happiness.'
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Prominent Vancouver lawyer Paul Doroshenko issued suspension for misconduct

Prominent Vancouver lawyer Paul Doroshenko issued suspension for misconduct

Doroshenko has a Queen’s Counsel designation from 2017
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First Nations group wants to intervene in human rights case against Vancouver police

First Nations group wants to intervene in human rights case against Vancouver police

VANCOUVER — The Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs has launched an effort to gain intervener status in a human rights case involving an Indigenous man and his granddaughter over their treatment by Vancouver police while they tried to open a bank account.
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B.C. ranks among highest in world in COVID-19 first-dose shots, say health officials

B.C. ranks among highest in world in COVID-19 first-dose shots, say health officials

VICTORIA — British Columbia health officials say the province ranks among the highest in the world in the number of people who have their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
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