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BC SPCA campaigns to stop overseas transport of horses to be slaughtered

BC SPCA campaigns to stop overseas transport of horses to be slaughtered

BC SPCA says horses are bred for this
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Hong Kong-Canadians want to expose China’s propaganda machine

Hong Kong-Canadians want to expose China’s propaganda machine

Foreign influence tough to pin down without laws and institutional awareness, says Alliance Canada Hong Kong.
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B.C. lays out plans for 'modernizing' regulation of the forest industry

B.C. lays out plans for 'modernizing' regulation of the forest industry

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government has released a series of goals, plans and an initial yearlong timeline as it works to "modernize" its regulation of the forest sector.
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At least six more arrests at old-growth blockade near Port Renfrew

At least six more arrests at old-growth blockade near Port Renfrew

Protesters have been camped out in the woods of southern Vancouver Island since last August to block industry from logging old-growth trees.
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B.C. woman behind viral photo was given up for adoption to avoid being sent to Kamloops residential school (VIDEO)

B.C. woman behind viral photo was given up for adoption to avoid being sent to Kamloops residential school (VIDEO)

"We have to take action and we have to make people accountable."
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70 per cent of B.C.'s eligible adults have first shot of COVID-19 vaccine

70 per cent of B.C.'s eligible adults have first shot of COVID-19 vaccine

VICTORIA — British Columbia health officials say about 70 per cent of eligible adults in the province have received their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
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Squamish Nation survivor of Kamloops residential school shares her story

Squamish Nation survivor of Kamloops residential school shares her story

North Shore woman says it was healing to 'sit in that pain' and remember the children who disappeared without explanation on a visit to the former residential school
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Trina Hunt's family looking for closure, fighting for answers as IHIT continues 'progressing' investigation

Trina Hunt's family looking for closure, fighting for answers as IHIT continues 'progressing' investigation

A $50,000 reward is being offered by the Port Moody woman’s loved ones. To the person who committed the crime, the family urges them to 'own up to your actions.'
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B.C. forestry modernization plan calls for big boost in Indigenous participation

B.C. forestry modernization plan calls for big boost in Indigenous participation

Province unveils new strategy amid strains on supply, soaring lumber prices
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Almost six people died every day of drug overdoses in B.C. in April: coroner service

Almost six people died every day of drug overdoses in B.C. in April: coroner service

VICTORIA — The BC Coroners Service says the overdose death rate in British Columbia has nearly doubled since 2016, the year a state of emergency was declared in the crisis.
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