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Avalanche Canada offers B.C. backcountry safety tips amid deadly season

Avalanche Canada offers B.C. backcountry safety tips amid deadly season

In a difficult winter for B.C. and Alberta with seven killed by avalanches, a forecaster shares insight to help recreationists best evaluate the terrain they enter
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Alaskan resolution supporting Canadian sovereignty passes

Alaskan resolution supporting Canadian sovereignty passes

Amid tensions between the United States and Canada, the Yukon's Western neighbour passed a resolution acknowledging Canada's sovereignty 鈥� while also warning against counter-measures
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Summerland considers axing animal control contract

Summerland considers axing animal control contract

Estimated savings would come to $55,000 a year
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$7K fine served to Shuswap food truck by liquor regulation branch

$7K fine served to Shuswap food truck by liquor regulation branch

Business in contravention of food primary establishment at event last summer
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Columbia River Treaty is not a bargaining chip amid U.S. tariff dispute: Dix

Columbia River Treaty is not a bargaining chip amid U.S. tariff dispute: Dix

Efforts to renegotiate the Columbia River Treaty are on hold as the U.S. reviews its international engagement
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Lone B.C. mayor in D.C., meeting with mayors from U.S. and Mexico on tariffs

Lone B.C. mayor in D.C., meeting with mayors from U.S. and Mexico on tariffs

Surrey Mayor Brenda Locke says summit called to share information 'and then show a united front' 
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On Canada's streets, a former Nelson judge embraces the busker life

On Canada's streets, a former Nelson judge embraces the busker life

Philip Seagram, a provincial court judge turned busker, is author of No Judgment, And Other Busking Stories
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What should B.C. do about U.S. coal trains? Politicos weigh in

What should B.C. do about U.S. coal trains? Politicos weigh in

Provincial leaders, Surrey-White Rock federal candidates share thoughts around tariffs and U.S. thermal coal travelling through B.C.
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Former MLA Mike de Jong to run as an independent in federal election

Former MLA Mike de Jong to run as an independent in federal election

De Jong joins ballot in Abbotsford-South Langley after Conservative Party denies application for federal nomination
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Similkameen winery uses Washington grapes for new B.C. wines

Similkameen winery uses Washington grapes for new B.C. wines

The new products are still Canadian and made in BC
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