People throughout B.C. can take steps to reduce their exposure to wildfire smoke when air quality worsens. Short-term smoke exposure can cause headaches, irritated eyes, […]
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Effective at noon (Pacific time) on Monday, Aug. 10, 2026, the operation of any off-road vehicle for recreational purposes on Crown land is temporarily prohibited […]
The BC Wildfire Service says it is expecting a high potential for lightning-caused wildfire starts, particularly in the central Interior and the Okanagan which are […]
VICTORIA – Premier David Eby has issued the following statement on the declaration of a state of provincial emergency in B.C.: “British Columbians are waking […]
Wildfire smoke is causing or expected to cause poor air quality and reduced visibility throughout much of B.C., including Prince George. These regions of BC […]
The BC Nurses’ Union will hold a rally in Prince George today, to call on Northern Health to immediately end the intimidation and retaliation nurses […]
The BCGEU is mourning the loss of former president Stephanie Smith, who passed away Monday night, July 06, 2026. Born in Montreal but a proud New Zealander […]
BC RCMP’s Real Time Intelligence Centre (RTIC-BC) is reporting significant success in the lawful use of tracking technology to support investigations into bank robberies and […]
Prime Minister Mark Carne, and David Eby have signed the new Canada-British Columbia Cooperative Prosperity Agreement, which will further accelerate the construction of major energy […]
One day after announcing the caucus leadership team, BC Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay announced the new Official Opposition critic roles. “Members of the shadow cabinet […]
BC Conservative leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay has announced the new leadership team for the party: Leader and Chair: Kerry-Lynne D. Findlay Interim Leader of the Official […]
As temperatures begin to climb across B.C., WorkSafeBC is reminding employers to prepare now for risks associated with summer weather before conditions become hazardous. “Heat, UV exposure and […]
In the last week there have been 26 new wildfires in B.C., while suppression has been successful, most of these were preventable wildfires caused by […]
People planning to get live-event tickets in Vancouver this summer should be aware of their consumer rights before buying. Under B.C. law, all live-event ticket […]
VICTORIA – In April 2026, 119 people in British Columbia lost their lives to suspected unregulated-drug toxicity according to preliminary data reported by the BC […]
Hunters can now apply for the 2026 limited-entry hunting draw, which supports sustainable wildlife management and provides hunting opportunities for licensed hunters throughout B.C. The […]
A long-simmering “what if” has become a reality in Alberta, with federalists and separatists now on a five-month clock to convince Albertans to either stay […]
The Province and BC Hydro have announced that the Site C dam will officially be known as The John Horgan Dam and Generating Station. The […]
VANCOUVER – People in British Columbia with a Health Gateway account can now receive email and/or text message (SMS) notifications when important letters from BC […]
VICTORIA – Premier David Eby has released the following statement about the MOU between Alberta and the federal government: “As a country, it’s time to […]
British Columbia is contributing more than $12 million to expand demand for made-in-B.C. forest products, support workers, and open new opportunities for communities throughout the […]
New crash data shows that nearly half of crashes (49%) where the motorcyclist was responsible are tied to the rider’s skills and losing control.* As […]
People in trades who are living with chronic pain will have better access to supports, as the Province, with Pain BC, launches a new service […]
VICTORIA – Ravi Parmar, Minister of Forests, has issued the following statement in response to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s release of preliminary results of […]
The BC Lumber Trade Council (BCLTC) expressed deep disappointment today following the release of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s preliminary results in Administrative Review 7 […]
Sheldon Clare, MLA for Prince George – North Cariboo recently introduced Bill M 237 – 2026, Insurance (Vehicle) Amendment Act, legislation aimed at improving fairness […]
The province has introduced legislative amendments to the Forest Act and Forest and Range Practices Act, which empower BC Timber Sales (BCTS) to improve access […]
A new Mainstreet Research poll of BC Conservative members shows a very clear two-horse leadership race emerging with four weeks until membership registration cut-off on […]
One year after the B.C. government launched a targeted campaign to recruit U.S.-trained health-care workers, more than 400 professionals have signed on to work in […]
VICTORIA – As the province approaches 10 years of the public health emergency regarding toxic drugs, nearly five British Columbians continue to lose their lives […]
B.C.’s Environmental Assessment Office (EAO) is seeking feedback on a newly proposed expedited environmental assessment process designed to reduce assessment timelines and support more efficient […]
Students, educators and people attending faith services will soon see stronger protections that help ensure public spaces remain safe and respectful, with proposed laws extending […]
The Conservative Party of BC LEOC has concluded its application process for the Leadership Election contest. Nine contestants have been approved to participate in the […]
The British Columbia Humanist Association (BCHA) is calling on Canadians to mark the “no religion” box on the upcoming Census religion question. The centrepiece of […]
More local governments, contractors and First Nations will take on wildfire-risk-mitigation roles in and around their communities thanks to a $30-million investment in training, equipment […]
VICTORIA – Members of the BC Teachers’ Federation (BCTF) have voted to ratify their collective agreement. The agreement is based on the 2025 Balanced Measures […]
The Province of British Columbia is adopting permanent year-round daylight saving time (DST) across most of the province. “Every parent knows that changing clocks twice […]
The B.C. government is urging the federal government to act quickly in passing Bill C-12 to close gaps that are being exploited by organized crime […]
Ronald McDonald House BC & Yukon is releasing its 2025 State of Family-Centred Care Brief, a system-level examination of what families experience beyond hospital walls – […]
While the government is calling this budget a stabilizing budget that preserves public services, the BCGEU says the reality is that the failure to make […]
British Columbia’s small businesses are no strangers to tight margins and hard choices – and while they understand today’s provincial budget reflects real financial constraints, […]
Peter Milobar, B.C. Conservative Finance Critic, condemned the NDP government’s latest budget. “After 10 years of NDP mismanagement, this budget is an assault on […]
Finance Minister Brenda Bailey has tabled the 2026 provincial budget containing a $13 billion deficit. “Over the past eight years, we have built schools, hospitals […]
VICTORIA – Wendy Cocchia, Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, has delivered the following speech from the throne, opening the second session of the 43rd parliament […]
VICTORIA – Mike Farnworth, Government House Leader; Á’a:líya Warbus, Official Opposition House Leader; and Rob Botterell, BC Greens House Leader, have released the following joint […]
Ottawa is introducing a new auto strategy that rewards the production of made-in-Canada vehicles and harnesses our world-class capabilities in artificial intelligence and technology expertise […]
Special Olympics British Columbia is marking 45 years of enriching the lives of athletes with intellectual and developmental disabilities and breaking down barriers and misconceptions […]
The Conservative Party of British Columbia has formally launched its leadership race, with May 30, 2026, as the announcement date for the new leader. “On […]
Local conservationists are applauding the B.C. government for adding nearly 1,060 hectares of primary forest habitat to West Twin Provincial Park, which is about two […]
The Caledonia Nordic Ski Club is set to welcome over 300 athletes from across the province this weekend, as it hosts the 2026 Teck BC […]
The Conservative Party of British Columbia has formed a committee to oversee its upcoming leadership race. “I am pleased to announce that the Leadership Election […]
VICTORIA – The threshold for the provincial homeowner grant for residential properties in B.C. has been set at $2.075 million for 2026, providing modest property […]
British Columbians are steering their New Year’s goals toward the road. According to a new ICBC survey* fielded through the Angus Reid Forum, showing more […]
In 2025, the BC Wildfire Service (BCWS) worked tirelessly with people and communities to fight wildfires and build community resilience throughout the province. “We’re coming […]
Working with the forestry sector, First Nations and local governments, the Ministry of Forests says it is making it easier to harvest burned timber and […]
The Caledonia Nordic Ski Club will be hosting the 2026 Teck BC Cup #1 January 10-11. This premier event will bring together cross-country skiers from […]
A new Pallas Data poll, commissioned by the Pacific Conservative Foundation, finds the BC NDP maintaining a lead over the Conservatives, though the margin has […]
Did you know, how children learn to express emotions, handle stress and build relationships in their early years can shape their entire future? Research shows […]