Highlights

Davia Vancaillie was found to have signed for medication not used on nine occasions. She also failed to document patient falls, the regulatory body found.

The Thursday night incident has had a ripple effect on the B.C. Ferries system, with some sailings running more than two hours behind schedule and long lineups at terminals.

From chicken fingers to waffles to boiled eggs, B.C. jails serve up a variety of food.

When the salmon return to Wet’suwet’en territory in northwest B.C., the occasion is marked by celebration and ceremony. Protecting the waters and fish they rely on for their survival is a responsibility that goes back thousands of years.

The emission reduction targets outlined for Canadian fertilizer use will not lead to food shortages and food insecurity.

Candy Elaine Rheaume was paid $25 per name for information given to an acquaintance involved in the drug trade.

Timber and livestock producers take note.

Late summer sockeye returns may be too low for commercial openings

“Forced treatment of people who use drugs cannot be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society," argues BCCLA staff counsel Meghan McDermott.

The $21-million grant, announced Wednesday in Victoria, will be paid directly to contractors.