B.C.’s forestry sector faces collapse unless structural changes are made: Report

A panel of experts is warning that B.C.’s forestry sector needs “systemic change” or the province risks companies refusing to invest here. The Provincial Forestry...

Feb 3, 2026 | Local

Vaughn Palmer: Federal, provincial governments ask court to hear from Richmond property owner in Aboriginal...

VICTORIA — The federal and provincial governments have filed court statements to support Montrose Properties, the company seeking to reopen the case that last year recognized...

Feb 3, 2026 | Local

Arrests of extortion suspects rising in Surrey as police increase patrols in targeted parts of...

Surrey police have doubled the number of arrests made in extortion shootings over the past week, even as the number of cases continue to increase....

Feb 3, 2026 | Local

BC’s weather forecast for February 2026 is out and revealed when to expect snow

A new weather forecast has dropped, breaking down when British Columbians can expect to face cold and snowy weather in February – down to the...

Feb 3, 2026 | Business

5 beautiful small towns in BC that are cheaper to live in than Vancouver

Vancouver is known far and wide for its beauty… and cost of living. It’s one of the main gripes that people have with the West...

Feb 3, 2026 | Business

One of BC’s ‘best places to live’ is this dreamy little seaside city with charming...

This beautiful waterfront spot offers all the quaint vibes you could hope for from a small town, but with all the city amenities you need....

Feb 3, 2026 | Business

Surrey school remains closed Tuesday following storage room fire

Surrey Schools says it is working to return students to classrooms as soon as possible following a fire at Woodland Park Elementary, but that the...

Feb 3, 2026 | Local

Vancouver voters split on keeping Ken Sim as mayor: survey

With less than a year before Vancouver’s next municipal election, a survey by Research Co. finds many remain mixed on whether to keep current mayor...

Feb 3, 2026 | Local

Man charged with break and enter, mischief after barricading self on boat

Nanaimo RCMP say one man has been arrested following a series of incidents that ended with him barricading himself on a privately-owned tugboat Sunday. Around...

Feb 3, 2026 | Local