Provincial officials and schools say they are ready to keep students safe from COVID-19 as classes resume on Monday. Education Minister Jennifer Whiteside, Health Minister Adrian Dix and Provincial Health

As the Omicron variant began to rapidly spread around the world and in B.C., Brendan Quarry eagerly awaited word from the province that it was time to get his booster

A report from an independent COVID-19 modelling group says hospitalizations due to B.C.’s Omicron-fuelled fifth wave will reach unprecedented heights by around mid-January. The report, published on Thursday, says cases of

The City of Vancouver has cancelled its annual homeless count for the second year in a row. In a statement, a representative for the city said the 2022 homeless count will

Police are searching for a robbery suspect who used bear spray in a department store filled with “dozens” of shoppers in Vancouver earlier this month.  The incident happened at the Holt Renfrew

If you live on British Columbia’s South Coast, give yourself a bit of extra time for your Monday morning commute as the roads are likely to be slick with snow.

Torrential rain over the weekend and into Monday left towns flooded and highways closed in B.C., but rains are likely to subside on Tuesday. An “atmospheric river” brought heavy downpours for most

Facebook Inc., under fire from regulators and lawmakers over its business practices, is planning to rebrand itself with a new group name that focuses on the metaverse, the Verge reported on

Twelve residents have died as a result of a COVID-19 outbreak affecting nearly every resident at a care home in Burnaby, B.C., officials say. Fraser Health confirmed the number of