Job action hasn't affected liquor and cannabis distribution so far but the industry still has fresh memories of a 2022 BCGEU strike that shut down distribution warehouses.

The approval of yet another pharmacy in the Downtown Eastside has renewed questions about B.C.'s "safer supply" program, less than a year after a leaked government document revealed troubling allegations about dispensing practices in the neighbourhood.

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While the Surrey School District looks to add new classrooms, it's also facing the expensive prospect of getting rid of its old portables — at a cost of more than $100,000 each.

Hullo Ferries workers have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action after being without a contract for nearly a year.

An evacuation order has been by the Ulkatcho First Nation and the Cariboo Regional District due to the Beef Trail Creek wildfire.

The once-popular plant-based food brand, Yves Veggie Cuisine, has announced it is being discontinued.

Conservation officers are investigating after an elk was shot and its antlers sawed off in the Squamish Valley over the Labour Day long weekend.

A ridge of high pressure has prompted more heat warnings in British Columbia and broken temperature records, including one that was nearly a century old.

Picket lines have gone up at three locations across B.C. today.

There was another somber gathering for harm reduction advocates in Victoria on Monday as they continued their fight to stop the toxic drug crisis that has claimed so many lives.

There is was a large police presence in the Burnaby Heights neighbourhood Monday evening, where witnesses report hearing several gunshots. B.C.'s civilian police watchdog has been deployed to the scene.

Hundreds of workers, union members and labour leaders gathered at Edmonds Park in Burnaby on Monday to mark Labour Day in the shadow of looming job action by one of B.C.'s largest public sector unions.

People in the Oliver area who need need of emergency medical care will need to travel to Penticton on Monday and overnight into Tuesday, with the South Okanagan General Hospital's ER set to close.

Police say the occupants were sleeping inside when someone opened fire on the home, but that thankfully no one was physically injured.

A Vancouver man recently sentenced for attacking a stranger last fall, and assaulting a supportive housing worker earlier this year, has now been charged with assaulting a peace officer.

An early morning collision in East Vancouver has left an 81-year-old pedestrian dead.

The number of wildfires in British Columbia continues to swell as thousands of lightning strikes hit the province due to persisting hot and dry weather.

BC’s hospitality industry is concerned that an upcoming potential strike by the BC General Employees’ Union could hurt restaurants, bars and other establishments that rely on provincial liquor distribution branches.

For avid hiker Margaux Cohen, a trek up a Squamish peak with her dog and two others last weekend turned into a frightening ordeal that's landed her bedridden in hospital.

ICYMI: B.C. General Employees' Union members voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action and issued a 72-hour strike notice on Friday.