Highlights

Some 73% of 802 respondents to an IPSOS poll oppose Victoria changing privacy law to allow storage of British Columbians' private, personal information outside of Canada.

While some migrant workers remain on the job, hundreds more across B.C. are in a state of limbo after they were evacuated from farms devastated by floodwaters. Some say it's time to re-write their contracts to protect workers from climate change.

B.C.'s Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed a complaint from a purportedly asthmatic woman who alleged a pet store discriminated against her in refusing her store entry without a face mask.

Highway 8, between Merritt and Spences Bridge, experienced the most extensive damage.

A British Columbian family's dispute over the division of their late father's will had a B.C. Supreme Court judge admonishing them for scandalous behaviour.

Some pivot and ship products to B.C. Interior from Alberta locations.

Updated Google doc is helping connect people in need with resources.

The Department of Fisheries of Oceans is expected to have scientists on the ground at Island rivers and streams over the coming days to assess impacts on the spawn.

Three strangers corralled a group of stranded horses by boat after a flood in Lower Nicola.

As the B.C. government announces disaster financial assistance to flood and landslide victims, a number of charities, Facebook groups and neighbours are filling the gaps.