Former school board chair says gift-giving can put pressure on less fortunate students
Should year-end presents to teachers be expelled from B.C. schools?
At the end of the school year, students sometimes give their teachers a gift to say thank you, but one Lower Mainland resident has sparked a debate on the practice.
RCMP believe wildfires dating back to 2014, from Oliver to Lake Country, share suspicious cause
Police in B.C.'s Okanagan Valley are asking the public for help investigating a series of suspicious wildfires that they believe were set by an arsonist.
Over the past four years, 29 suspicious fires were set in Naramata, Okanagan Falls, Osoyoos, Oliver, Penticton, Summerland and Lake Country, according to a statement released by the RCMP.
As B.C.'s summers continue to get warmer, a veterinarian in Vancouver is reminding the public that higher temperatures equal a higher risk of infectious diseases for your pet.
Nearby residents felt the heat from the flames, dozens were temporarily displaced from surrounding homes
Firefighters battled a large fire along the Surrey-Delta border overnight that destroyed a townhouse complex under construction, with flames so intense nearby residents felt the heat.
RCMP are looking for witnesses to help identify a man killed on Canada Day in Kelowna, B.C.
The man was fatally injured during a fight near the Queensway Bus Loop just before 10:50 p.m. on Sunday.
Vancouver Park Board on quest to theft-proof iconic sign — but stops short of carving it out of stone
The exact status of the Dude Chilling Park sign is either the very definition of meta, or the type of mind-bender people who hang out in the park can contemplate for ages.
'We're not immigrants to our people's traditional territory,' says Mique'l Dangeli
A First Nations woman working to revive a threatened language in her traditional territory of northern British Columbia says she's being forced to leave the country on Canada Day.
