The BC Conservation Officer Service said it happened while the family was fishing
More fires have burned in B.C. already this year than did in all of 2017
Last week, a Supreme Court judge granted the City of Burnaby an injunction ordering protesters to remove everything from the site
Canadian Forces to join foreign crews as B.C. reaches 600 fires
The study proves people are able to control their own happiness
A search is now underway for Valerie Morris, who has been missing since the afternoon of August 11.
Mudslides have once again hampered traffic in the region following heavy rains.
Government of Canada awarded a contract to lease two vessels from New Brunswick
Red-light cameras are now operating 24/7 at 140 intersections
Union representing 1,629 forestry workers in northern and central B.C. supports strike mandate
The Holy Fire has destroyed 16 structures in the Cleveland National Forest
Wholesaler confident 15% markup will eliminate black market
Police find live explosives near site of Haida Gwaii house fire, RCMP continue to investigate
Toronto, like the vast majority of Canadian cities, doesn’t monitor real-time data of sewage leaks into lakes, rivers or oceans.
Investigators working to find out how an airline employee stole the plane Friday and crashed it after being chased by military jets.
The events held in both Charlottesville and Washington, largely peaceful though tense at times, were part of a day of speeches, vigils and marches marking one year.
Fredericton police say two officers were among four people who died in a shooting Friday in a residential area on the city’s north side.
