A Coquitlam man lost his brand new McLaren minutes after driving it off the lot this month — busted during his first joyride down the Trans-Canada Highway.

Mark Riddell entered guilty pleas Friday afternoon to one count each of conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail fraud, and conspiracy to commit money laundering at a U.S. federal...

Council voted to bring in a distribution ban on straws and polystyrene on June 1, 2019.

A new orca calf has been spotted with J pod of the endangered southern resident killer whale population near B.C.'s West Coast, researchers say.

Four Abbotsford-area neighbours are being recognized for their early work helping to save the Barrowtown pump station after it was nearly swamped by floodwaters during November's deadly and destruc...

Gloria Macarenko is one of the newest members of the Order of Canada, appointed for her contributions to Canadian broadcasting and for her charitable work.

The Ministry of Health says a gender surgery clinic will be opening at Vancouver General Hospital by the end of September, meaning patients no longer have to fly to a private clinic in Montreal, the...

A pharmaceutical retailer that opened in Vancouver in the 1940s is testing drones as a new method of prescription drug delivery.

A Vancouver Island whale watching group caught photos of a young, rare white killer whale swimming in the waters off Nanaimo, B.C. Marine naturalists say it's been a decade since an orca like that...

With a fan base in the hundreds of millions Shah Rukh Khan is the most famous speaker appearing at Vancouver TED Talks.

RCMP have made 882 arrests at the Fairy Creek old-growth logging protest so far, surpassing the 856 arrests at Clayoquot Sound almost 30 years ago.

Canadian fast food chain making the switch to paper straws, full phase out by 2019.

The municipality says bears are feeding in order to prepare for their winter hibernation, and human disruptions during this time can lead to aggressive encounters.

David A. Robertson curated this list of fiction, nonfiction, poetry and children's books, all which explore the legacy and impact of the residential school system.

Watch the new video from the Yukon's viral dance video superstar.

Canada's women's eight crew captured gold on the final day of Olympic rowing at the Sea Forest Waterway in Tokyo on Friday, winning the event for the first time since 1992. It is Canada's third gold...

CBC Vancouver reporter Angela Sterritt has won the Academy of Canadian Cinema and Television for her coverage of two members of the Heiltsuk Nation, including a 12-year-old-girl, who were accused by...

A fire Tuesday brought production of the beloved snack to a standstill, but the company says things will be back on track before the week is out.

Many of the cherry trees lining Vancouver's streets and parks were donated by governments in Japan and are well regarded in Japanese culture.

Volunteers are rejoicing as salmon fry have successfully emerged from the gravel in an urban B.C. creek for the first time in nearly 100 years.

A Haida Gwaii man hoping to capture cool footage of birds feeding on a beach got that — and a lot more — when an eagle scooped up his GoPro and took flight.

Reynolds has been responding to online comments and questions from people looking for compassion and humour at a time of fear and uncertainty due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The commemorative stamp unveiled on Friday by Canada Post 'just took my breath away,' says the Edmonton-born Collins, 102, who now lives in British Columbia.

All light-duty cars and trucks sold in British Columbia would have to be zero-emission by 2040 under legislation tabled Wednesday.

Colour the Trails, an organization founded in B.C. that encourages Black, Indigenous and people of colour to enjoy activities outside and connect with nature.

Two young women who held signs supporting Meng Wanzhou outside of B.C. Supreme Court on Monday say they were recruited under false pretenses and paid for their appearance.

Mount Seymour said it is following provincial health orders which do not require people to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to participate in outdoor recreation.

It's a scene that plays out nearly every single weekday at the B.C. Cancer Foundation office in Vancouver. A small 62-year-old woman comes in the front door, shares an explosive laugh and an infect...

Greg Stewart has won gold in the men's F46 shot put for Canada's second gold medal at the Tokyo Paralympics.

Hundreds of people from B.C. and beyond travelled to Kamloops Indian Residential School last weekend to pay their respects in person after the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation said a preliminary...

Krisi Ferris was addicted, homeless and wandering in the rain when RCMP Staff Sgt. Brent Elwood saw her on the streets of Vancouver and gave her what she needed to get her life back on track.

Elisabeth Ormandy and Oliver Giving hope others will take up the challenge to use less and reduce waste. Officials with Metro Vancouver say the average household fills up a garbage bag a week with...

The province says two new temporary shelters for up to 120 people will open in Vancouver this April - one location is the former home of department store Army & Navy.

A previously undiscovered extinct volcano deep in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of B.C. is home to many species that have never been seen by humans before now.

Over 190 neighbourhoods, almost half a million votes and it came down to the historic fishing village and hipster Mount Pleasant in the final round of the search for Metro Vancouver's best hood — and...

West End and Yaletown residents are making noise from their balconies each night at 7 p.m. to coincide with St. Paul's Hospital shift change.

Foreign real estate investment, traffic congestion and environmentalism — it's hard to find a structure that epitomizes Vancouver any more than the Lions Gate Bridge.

The City of Vancouver voted Wednesday on naming its first street for a Black woman — but the path to Nora Hendrix Way illustrates the contentious politics behind place-naming. 

Marine biologist cautions that the mortality rate of babies born into the southern resident killer whale population is around 50 per cent in the first year.

Cumberland, B.C., resident Sara Kempner took top honours in the prestigious competition, which asked photographers to submit a shot that captured the feeling of home.

Signature Vancouver Island treat joins Saskatoon berry pie and tarte au sucre in new stamp collection commemorating Canadian desserts.

Little Frankie Whelan's passion for the bagpipes first started when he saw the Pink Pied Piper playing the instrument in North Vancouver's Lonsdale neighbourhood. Now, he play alongside him every...

A Burnaby-based wildlife rescue group is asking people who leave feeders out for hummingbirds to make sure they aren't frozen solid, as the rescue centre is seeing a spike in hummingbirds in distress.

Canadian Independent Bookstore Day, which is on Saturday (April 24) is an annual celebration to encourage people to visit their local independent bookstores, either online or in person.

Using your phone less often might be the only resolution you need.

Aquabus has installed a new electric motor in one of its wooden tugboat-style vessels originally built in the 1980s.

Wondering where to see the Royal Family during their B.C. and Yukon visit? Here is our complete guide, including the best chance of seeing George and Charlotte too.

Howard was a trailblazing Canadian runner whose career was cut short by the Second World War. She went on to teach at Lord Strathcona Elementary in East Vancouver.

A psychology professor has started a walk-in mental health clinic on the University of British Columbia's Kelowna campus.

Orcas from J pod had not been spotted in the area for a record 108 days

Meryeta O'Dine won the first Olympic medal of her career, capturing bronze in the women's snowboard cross competition.

If you have clear skies — and hopefully smoke-free — step outside and look up over the coming days and you will likely see a few meteors streaking across the sky.

When the B.C. government called on residents to prove they’re vaccinated in order to participate in various social activities, James Immler was inspired. He decided to print his vaccine certificate...