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Eight people are sick and one died after coming in contact with dog treats.

The Pathways Serious Mental Illness Society is offering the Family to Family course via Zoom to help families whose loved ones are struggling with severe mental illness

Calling it "a crass cry for help," the owner of Doc Willoughby's Pub in Kelowna says sometimes "you have to really shout to be heard.

Switch to distributed learning for 233 students means regular K-12 enrolment has dropped, but federal money will fill in gap to hire teachers

Raymond Howard Gaglardi, 75, remains the subject of investigation as police look for more victims to come forward in a string of alleged sexual assaults dating potentially spanning four decades.

British Columbia’s top doctor, who’s guided the province through the entirety of the pandemic so far, now has a pair of guide dogs named in her honour.

Bulk of Cohen Commission's final report says "that responsible salmon farming does not harm wild salmon populations," says BC Salmon Farmers Association

Juju Milay says outdoor communities are starting to say, ‘Hey, maybe we aren’t as inclusive as we thought we were; how do we begin a conversation?’”

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry working on national Halloween guidelines adapted specifically for B.C.

B.C. is already in the longest state of emergency in provincial history.