Category Archives: British Columbia
B.C. Appeal Court rules lottery winner must be paid back $600,000 loan
VANCOUVER - A dispute over whether $600,000 was a loan or a gift from a lottery winner has been settled by the British Columbia Court of Appeal in favour of the gambler. Enone Rosas won $4.1 million i...
Jun 20, 2018

Police in B.C. search for family from Oregon after car found abandoned
DEASE LAKE, B.C. - Police in British Columbia say they are searching for a couple and their two young children after a car with Oregon licence plates was found near a highway in the community of Dease...
Jun 20, 2018
Vancouver Island's 'tectonic dance' revealed by hundreds of tiny tremors
VICTORIA - Hundreds of tiny tremors, felt only by sensitive monitors, have shivered under southern Vancouver Island in the last 48 hours, leading one scientist to predict they may signal what he calls...
Jun 20, 2018

Save-On-Foods Supports Local Food Banks
LANGLEY – Save-On-Foods raised $250,000 to support local food banks across Western Canada after a successful Share It Forward campaign. The first-ever campaign took place over the weekend. Twent...
Jun 19, 2018

Five B.C. families stuck in Japan as Canada refuses visas for adopted babies
VANCOUVER - Ryan Hoag spent his first Father’s Day separated from his wife and baby daughter by more than 7,500 kilometres and reams of red tape. Hoag’s family is stuck in Toyko unable to ...
Jun 19, 2018
Groups file response to government's fight against solitary confinement
VANCOUVER - The head of the B.C. Civil Liberties Association says the group is ready to take on the federal government in a dispute over fixing a law that violates the rights of inmates in solitary co...
Jun 19, 2018

Suman Virk, mother of slain teen Reena Virk, dies at 58 years old
VICTORIA - Suman Virk, a grieving mother who “pioneered” the conversation about bullying after her daughter was murdered, has died in Victoria. Virk was 58 years old. She was the mother of...
Jun 19, 2018

Heat Wave Leads To Increased Power Demand
VANCOUVER - As a heat wave shimmers over much of the province, BC Hydro is warning of potentially record-breaking electricity use. A news release from the utility says the demand for power could break...
Jun 19, 2018
Quarter of seafood sold in Metro Vancouver is mislabelled: researchers
VANCOUVER - Catfish is passing as cod and tilapia is masquerading as snapper in Metro Vancouver, says a new study that found up to a quarter of seafood sold in the region was mislabelled. Researchers ...
Jun 18, 2018
Human remains found near Ucluelet, B.C., police major crimes unit investigates
UCLUELET, B.C. - Police are investigating after the remains of two people were found near Ucluelet, B.C., late last week. The RCMP say it’s too early to determine if the remains are of two men w...
Jun 18, 2018