Exercise STRIKING BAT also sees Canadian forces working alongside Norway, Italy and Mongolia.

The sentencing hearing for a Kelowna woman who killed her boyfriend with a vehicle in 2022 came to an abrupt halt on Friday, after the court heard the accused had been hospitalized.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce an increase to the GST credit on Monday, as part of a larger suite of affordability measures intended to offset the rising cost of groceries.

Farmers on Delta’s Westham Island say the closure of their only bridge link is disrupting daily lives. A temporary barge system has been set up, but residents warn it is slow and costly. TransLink says repairs to the damaged bridge could take several weeks.

Hudson Williams, who stars as Shane Hollander in the Crave series, has connections to Vancouver, Kelowna, Kamloops and New Westminster. The cities' tourism bureaus are now leaning in to the success of the series with in a tongue-in-cheek competition on social media to claim the actor as their own.

Interior Health has issued a toxic drug overdose alert for Nelson, Trail, and the surrounding areas after service agencies warned about what they were seeing among drug users.

In an online statement, a spokesperson from the government's Ministry of Environment and Tourism said it was aware of initial autopsy findings suggesting dingo bites were likely not James's immediate cause of death.

When the Oscar nominations were announced this week, Vancouver’s film industry had plenty to celebrate with many local artists contributing to some of the biggest movies in this year’s award race.

Ry Moran is the museum’s fourth CEO since 2021, when then-CEO Jack Lohman stepped down after allegations of racism from Indigenous staff.

Some Indigenous leaders in B.C. are expressing frustration with Premier David Eby’s plans to amend the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA).

A number of human rights groups and advocates have launched what they call a "people's consultation" on the use of artificial intelligence, which will be delivered to the federal government as it mulls its first national AI strategy.

The Museum of Personal Failure, curated by Burnaby resident Eyvan Collins, showcases artifacts of failure including a wedding dress from a failed marriage, non-working knives and a can of spilled paint.

Police are investigating after two men were found with gunshot wounds at a home in Surrey, B.C. Police say one man was pronounced dead at the scene in what appears to have been a targeted shooting.

A day after having a gold medal slip through his fingers, Canada's Reece Howden held on to win a World Cup ski cross big final on Saturday in Veysonnaz, Switzerland.

B.C.'s financial services regulator has fined a former Vancouver Island real estate agent $66,500 after she failed to disclose that a property she sold was listed as archaeologically significant.

The three men involved in a civil suit brought forward by the company behind the Kamloops, B.C., Denny’s restaurant that says they misappropriated $500,000 in tips deny any wrongdoing.

During the Jan. 20 regular council meeting, city staff revealed the province doesn’t have a funding stream for temporary year-round shelters, only temporary winter shelters and shelters geared for extreme weather response.

John Potvin, an alleged accomplice that helped fugitive Rabih Alkhalil escape jail in 2022, has now been extradited to Canada. His next court appearance is on Jan. 23, according to police.

More robust rules are coming to regulate combustible dust in B.C. workplaces, more than 14 years after two separate deadly explosions in northern B.C. sawmills were fueled by wood dust in the air.

The community of Sechelt, B.C., is coming together to support Michal Habetin, with more than $330,000 raised for him through an online fundraiser. A hockey game in Gibsons on Jan. 31 will hope to raise more funds for his recovery.