Vancouver

Mounties in Prince George say they have seized roughly $29,000 and “a large quantity of suspected illicit drugs” from a home in the city earlier this week.

Elections BC says it has granted in-principle approval for a petition to proceed seeking the repeal of British Columbia’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act.

A 20-year-old woman has died following a single-vehicle rollover crash in Nanoose Bay Wednesday evening, while Nanaimo RCMP investigate a separate double-fatal collision reported Thursday morning.

Metro Vancouver is easing water restrictions starting Sept. 1—meaning lawn watering will be allowed one day per week.

After being shut down for more than a month due to wildfires burning in the area, Highway 1 through the Fraser Canyon near Boston Bar has partially reopened.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is deploying a team of investigators to the scene of a small plane crash in the Fraser Valley east of Vancouver.

A Canadian warship is heading to Greenland before making a historic journey across the Arctic through the Northwest Passage to its new home in British Columbia.

Less than three months after Kerry-Lynne Findlay won the party’s leadership, the honeymoon is seemingly over for the B.C. Conservatives.

The world’s biggest social media company is implementing new safety features for American teenagers as part of an $18-billion settlement in the U.S.—but won’t be doing the same in Canada.

For students already stretched by the rising cost of living, getting groceries just got a little easier at Vancouver Island University.

A man who was catastrophically injured in a hit-and-run has been awarded $350,000 in but there are concerns B.C.'s "enhanced care" insurance model might cause collection issues.

Late night viewers got a taste of CTV’s Your Morning Vancouver Tuesday when Jelly Roll played a clip of the show while filling in as host on Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Metro Vancouver shoppers looking to buy Canadian will once again be able to see where produce comes from as Loblaw reverses its controversial decision to remove country-of-origin signage from its produce aisles.

It’s been a year since 12-year-old Xavier Rasul-Jankovics was killed by a teenage driver while rollerblading near his home with his brother and father.

A B.C. mother whose twins were diagnosed with leukemia at just two years old is sharing her family’s story in hopes it will help other children facing cancer.