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New research shows northern and central B.C. most exposed to tariffs

New research shows northern and central B.C. most exposed to tariffs

Bulkley-Nechako and the Kitimat-Stikine regions in B.C. to see the greatest disruption from tariffs
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Cowichan RCMP seek public's help in locating missing man

Cowichan RCMP seek public's help in locating missing man

Joseph Peters missing
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Small business confidence hits record low in B.C. amidst tariff uncertainty

Small business confidence hits record low in B.C. amidst tariff uncertainty

Long-term confidence among B.C. small businesses hits 26.5 index on a scale of 100
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Fraser Health gets first cancer detection tech combo of its kind

Fraser Health gets first cancer detection tech combo of its kind

Abbotsford is the third B.C. hospital to combine precision imaging and contrast enhancement
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They may be Vancouver Island's best cinnamon buns, but could you eat 8 pounds?

They may be Vancouver Island's best cinnamon buns, but could you eat 8 pounds?

Which team will eat an eight pound cinnamon bun the fastest?
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Weeping greets manslaughter verdict in teen's 2023 stabbing death on B.C. bus

Weeping greets manslaughter verdict in teen's 2023 stabbing death on B.C. bus

'I never wanted to hurt nobody,' killer told police
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B.C. Wildfire receives a record 1,700 applications ahead of 2025 season

B.C. Wildfire receives a record 1,700 applications ahead of 2025 season

New-recruit boot camps for firefighters are set to begin in April
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Abbotsford man avoids China's latest executions of Canadians

Abbotsford man avoids China's latest executions of Canadians

Robert Schellenberg was not among the 4 Canadians who suffered the death penalty in China
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Federal firearms investigation lands Lumby, B.C. man under house arrest

Federal firearms investigation lands Lumby, B.C. man under house arrest

Man pleads guilty to three firearms-related charges in Canada Border Services Agency file; sentenced to two years less a day of house arrest
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BC Ferries prices rise on April 1, but there's a silver lining

BC Ferries prices rise on April 1, but there's a silver lining

There will be adjustments on drive-up fares, no-show fees, parking rates and food and beverage prices
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