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BC NEWS2 months ago
BC Ferries Braces for Record-Breaking Summer as World Cup Fans Surge Toward Vancouver Island
BC Ferries prepares for record summer ridership as World Cup fans arrive. Learn about new vessels, maintenance updates, and travel alerts for 2025.
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BC NEWS2 months ago
UBC Issues Emergency Security Warning Following Global Canvas Cyberattack
UBC warns students to change passwords after a massive global Canvas cyberattack by ShinyHunters impacts 15,000 institutions and 275 million records.
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BC NEWS3 months ago
Vancouver Offers Free Skyline Views as City Debates New Era of Supertall Skyscrapers
Vancouver offers free entry to the Vancouver Lookout as the city seeks public input on its Higher Buildings Policy and the future of supertall skyscrapers.
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BC NEWS3 months ago
Hockey World Mourns the Loss of Legendary Canucks Broadcaster John ‘Cheech’ Garrett
Legendary NHL goaltender and Vancouver Canucks broadcaster John 'Cheech' Garrett has died at 74. Read about his iconic career on and off the ice.
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AI Ethics3 months ago
Sam Altman Issues Formal Apology After OpenAI Failed to Report Canadian Mass Shooter’s Activity
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman apologizes to Tumbler Ridge, BC, for failing to report a mass shooter's flagged ChatGPT account months before the deadly attack.
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BC NEWS3 months ago
Zombie Party Politics: How BC United Continues to Shake Up the Provincial Landscape
BC United faces scrutiny over $150k in donations and a 'dirty tricks' scandal as executives eye the BC Conservative leadership race for the party's future.
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BC NEWS4 months ago
Vandalism Spree Cripples Salvation Army Emergency Response in Kelowna
The Salvation Army in Kelowna faces a crisis after three emergency and community vehicles were vandalized, halting food reclamation and disaster response.
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BC4 months ago
Kelowna General Hospital Launches $2.5M Emergency Care Revitalization Project
Kelowna General Hospital Foundation launches a $2.5M campaign to redesign its ER, reduce wait times, and enhance patient safety at the busy BC facility.
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BC NEWS4 months ago
Severe Winds Knock Out Power for Thousands Across North Okanagan
Strong winds cause widespread power outages in the North Okanagan, affecting thousands in Armstrong, Cherryville, and Westside Road. BC Hydro crews on site.
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BC NEWS5 months agoTyler Myers Trade to Dallas Shocks Canucks Fans
Newsroon – Chad DashlyThe veteran defenseman’s departure leaves a significant gap in Vancouver’s defence and sparks emotional reactions among supporters.NewsroomTyler Myers Trade to Dallas Leaves Canucks...
Investigation Underway Following Fatality at Historic Okanagan Lake Swim Event
RCMP Investigate String of Suspicious Fires in West Kelowna Neighborhood
Strategic Pivot: Canada Joins Global Sixth-Generation Stealth Fighter Program Amid U.S. Trade Tensions
Mayor Olivia Chow Targets Big Tech Pricing Tactics at Toronto Grocery Stores
Canada Offered to Double Oil Exports to U.S. in Failed Trade Negotiations, Hoekstra Reveals
Cross-Border Smoke Crisis: Canada Issues Alerts as U.S. Wildfire Pollution Drifts North
Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
A Taste of Autumn: Fall Okanagan Wine Festival 2025
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
