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Who are they? Vancouver man finds album with family photos from 1920s to 1970s (PHOTOS)

Who are they? Vancouver man finds album with family photos from 1920s to 1970s (PHOTOS)

Do you know the people in this photo album?
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'We're so frustrated': Lytton resident questions why rebuild is taking so long

'We're so frustrated': Lytton resident questions why rebuild is taking so long

When the town of Paradise, California burned in 2018, residents were allowed back in on their own after six weeks. So why has it taken so long in Lytton?
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Prime minister tells Tk'emlups 'concrete actions' are coming

Prime minister tells Tk'emlups 'concrete actions' are coming

Trudeau visits Kamloops, more than two weeks after Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and his Tofino vacation.
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Prince George man captures trail camera video of bear dancing in the woods

Prince George man captures trail camera video of bear dancing in the woods

The footage was captured about three weeks ago.
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UPDATE: Protesters in Lytton occupy train track after release of TSB report

UPDATE: Protesters in Lytton occupy train track after release of TSB report

No Lytton residents were interviewed for the report
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Lytton residents say TSB investigation 'flawed,' demand to be interviewed

Lytton residents say TSB investigation 'flawed,' demand to be interviewed

No link was found between railway operations and the devastating fire that levelled the Fraser Canyon village earlier this year.
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Lonely orca Springer now a busy mom with third calf on the way

Lonely orca Springer now a busy mom with third calf on the way

Drone footage in August showed Springer is pregnant again.
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'A long episode of heavy rain' will soak Metro Vancouver through Saturday

'A long episode of heavy rain' will soak Metro Vancouver through Saturday

Rainfall totals are predicted to be in the 90 to 150 mm range.
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Child labour off the table in B.C.

Child labour off the table in B.C.

14- and 15-year-olds can legally hold 'appropriate' jobs defined as 'light work' with changes to employment standards legislation
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Canada's judicial system needs overhaul to face climate change, say lawyers

Canada's judicial system needs overhaul to face climate change, say lawyers

Over 100 lawyers are calling on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the Ministry of Justice and the Attorney General to prepare the judicial system for fallout from climate change.
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