Highlights

B.C.'s information and privacy commissioner is hoping a new, voluntary code of practice for political parties will enhance the public's trust and confidence in the province's electoral campaign system.

As climate change threatens to melt the world's frozen landscapes, researchers say it's time for the province to support systematic tracking of alpine hazards.

Former Vancouver Canuck Jake Virtanen will be tried by a B.C. Supreme Court judge and jury on a sexual assault charge in relation to an incident that allegedly occurred in Vancouver on Sept. 26, 2017. 

The remains of Sgt. Richard Musgrave were found during a munitions clearing process north of Lens, France in July 2017.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has issued a warning for a powerful geomagnetic storm.

The event promises over eight hours of live music, food, art installations, merchandise, and "the finest brown escapist experience you’ve encountered."

The strata wants an owner to change their flooring to carpet due to numerous noise complaints; however, the owner says carpet aggravates his allergies.

Nine months after Lytton set a Canada-wide temperature record — a day later burning in a wildfire — a father from the nearby Lytton First Nation is warning of the lasting impacts on children's mental health.

B.C. Supreme Court has been asked for an order to make the pope's representative to Canada hand over records related to alleged sexual abuse at a seminary school.

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal says an EV owner living in a strata complex can't plug his car into a parkade outlet as part of his use of common property.