Just over a year after the resort municipality of Tofino voted to opt in to provincial rules restricting short-term rentals, council has decided to ask the province if it can back out.  

Christine Allen says she wants more accountability for aggressive and dangerous dog owners, more specific rules around what it means for a dog to be "under control" in an off-leash park, and fines that automatically cover restitution costs. 

Deborah Saucier's last day on the job will be April 4.

Family members of Chantelle Williams, 18, who died after being found unresponsive outside on a freezing morning this past January, say they want answers from those responsible for her well-being.

Party claims a "crisis of accountability" in province's child and youth welfare system and "broader systemic failures that continue to put Indigenous children at risk."

Two landslides were reported in Port Coquitlam over the weekend as rain fell across the region. Environment Canada says up to 120 mm of rain can be expected by Tuesday morning.

Data shows a 25 per cent decrease in B.C. cars heading south of the border over the past month. The shift comes amid escalating trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. and several threats from President Donald Trump to annex Canada as the 51st state.

Even people who have a family care clinic say they face long waits to get an appointment, while thousands more compete for slots at walk-in clinics.

A court-appointed receiver overseeing the Victoria fraudster's case has announced that it is seeking to recoup millions of dollars paid out to over 500 investors.

Greg Martel disappeared in 2023 when his financial house of cards began collapsing under the weight of lawsuits brought by angry investors wanting their money back.

The Homalco Nation is the third Indigenous group on Vancouver Island to declare a state of emergency due to the toxic drug crisis and has joined calls for federal and provincial government leaders to take urgent action and provide resources to address these issues.

One man is dead and another was sent to hospital after an early morning crash in Vancouver's Stanley Park, police say.

Two people died a little over an hour apart in Victoria on Monday, Victoria police and the B.C. Coroners Service have confirmed

The chief of the K'ómoks First Nation on Vancouver Island says members have voted in favour of both a treaty and constitution, opening the door for the nation to reclaim a culture that faced eradication under the Indian Act.

Jube Wickheim's log rolling hobby turned into a job, and he started travelling the world, visiting places like Sweden, South America and Japan. He won the world championship 10 times between 1956 and 1969. 

B.C. Transit says this is the first time an Indigenous language has been included on its signs anywhere within its system, but it does plan to work with other communities to include local language in other communities.

A magnitude 3.9 earthquake was recorded around 60 kilometres south of Victoria on Wednesday, officials said, in what is the latest quake to be felt in southwest B.C. over the last two weeks.

Albert Middleton, the man believed to be Canada's oldest living Second World War veteran, has died just shy of 110 years old. 'He didn't take no guff from anybody,' his son says.

Some cities have music strategies to preserve culture, but some worry they're not doing enough.

Get your tissues and allergy medicines ready if you live in southwestern British Columbia, where an expert predicts an intense pollen season is on the way.

A group of nearly 300 British Columbia property owners are taking the province and City of Victoria to court over new provincial limits on short-term rentals, less than three weeks before they are set to take effect.