Following Nicolás Maduro’s capture in Caracas by United States military forces, active planning for political transition in Venezuela has intensified in Washington, D.C. Read More

In the weeks since Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled his first budget — billed as an austerity budget, spending budget, or investment budget, depending on who you ask — the societal impact looks different. Read More

The Mount Milligan copper-gold mine near Fort St. James has been permitted to increase production and continue operations until 2035. Read More

VICTORIA — Premier David Eby’s showpiece legislation to expedite construction of schools, hospitals, and other infrastructure remains mired in legal limbo, months after he insisted it was urgently needed to meet the threat posed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Read More

Three drivers gave pretty lame excuses for speeding on the Sea to Sky Highway just before the new year, and the traffic cop who heard them wasn't buying any of it. Read More

At age 72, chef Hervé Martin is ready to step out of the kitchen. Read More

Don’t put those umbrellas and rain boots away — more rain is coming for Metro Vancouver. Read More

The Apple TV+ comedy series The Studio from Vancouver’s Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg continued its award season winning streak, taking home the Best Comedy Series prize at the 31st Critics Choice Awards on Jan. 4. Read More

Police in Burnaby are appealing for witnesses to an early morning crash that has left one man dead. Read More

Vancouver actor Hudson Williams, breakout star of the sexy hockey drama Heated Rivalry, is set to make his late-night talk show debut. Read More

Drift logs grinding up and down the rocky shoreline every day are causing serious damage to B.C.'s intertidal zone, a study published in the Marine Ecology journal has found. Read More

A well-known Surrey politician's bid for mayor has been 11 years in the making. Read More

New year, new brows. That’s right, starting the new year with perfectly shaped and defined eyebrows can instantly transform your entire face. But achieving that flawless look isn’t always easy to do yourself. That’s where brow mapping and tinting come in. Whether you're a beauty professional or someone looking to enhance your brows, this combination offers symmetry, definition and long-lasting results with minimal effort. Read More

Dozens of owners of short-term rentals in Victoria who lost a bid in B.C. Supreme Court to be exempted from or compensated for provincial restrictions on their businesses have also lost in a higher court. Read More

A popular food blogger and photographer based in Japan has been awarded $8,000 after he sued a B.C.-based food delivery service for posting his food photos on its website. Read More

Owen Chong and Greg Kuntjoro started their mah-jong group about a year ago in a living room with just four tables and 20 of their closest friends. Read More

In November 2021, Ken Lay’s Chilliwack home was hit by a debris flow that brought water, mud and rocks down onto his property. Read More

Here’s the latest news concerning climate change and biodiversity loss in B.C. and around the world, from the steps leaders are taking to address the problems, to all the up-to-date science. Read More

Meteorologists are warning that flooding could hit B.C.'s South Coast Saturday, including coastal parts of Metro Vancouver. Read More

As we begin 2026, I can't help but wonder if we can finally put the 2025 wine year behind us. It's hard to imagine that much more could go wrong for a drink that has been around for 8,000 years. Read More

In promotional materials released this week, Vancouver city council's majority party used the same crime statistics that party officials had, a month earlier, acknowledged as being presented inaccurately. Read More

The City of Surrey has filed a new lawsuit to recoup $2.5 million lost through fake cheques allegedly written by an ex-employee to herself. Read More

In late November, a six-month-long review of CleanBC, B.C.’s climate plan, published its final report. Read More

The British Columbia government received an important report on energy policy in late November that — if adopted — would make both building and operating homes and businesses even more unaffordable in 2026 than they already are. Read More

On Jan. 3, 1914 the Northwestern Baseball League dropped a bombshell: It would fine any player caught swearing during a game. Read More