Local, Regional News

SHAWNIGAN LAKE — Several B.C. media reports say one of two Central Saanich Police officers charged with sexual assaulting a woman they met on duty has died by suicide. Read More

A building declared dangerous by Vancouver's chief building official will be demolished within three weeks. Read More

SHAWNIGAN LAKE, B.C. — Several British Columbia media reports say one of two Central Saanich Police officers charged with sexually assaulting a woman they met on duty has died by suicide. Read More

A woman has been charged with attempted murder, with police alleging she intentionally tried to drive her car into the Fraser River with two young children inside. Read More

Devin Dreeshen wrestles with one hell of a mess. Read More

The Business Council of B.C. has launched an awareness campaign to counter the province's rising outward migration to Alberta. Read More

The search for the body of a missing woman resumed Wednesday following a fatal landslide that swept away a house in Lions Bay last weekend. Read More

The Alberta government has released a redacted version of the 165-page engineering report that guided its proposal for an above-ground Green Line LRT alignment. Read More

COLWOOD — A Victoria suburb is looking to ease its shortage of family doctors by hiring physicians and putting them on the community payroll. Read More

VICTORIA — Through six years and two elections, the New Democrats swore that the Pattullo Bridge could be replaced for $1.377 billion, all in. Read More

City police say the death of a Calgary woman who was found critically injured on a northeast pathway was a homicide. Read More

Vancouver is among several Canadian cities that have lost more than two weeks of wintry weather because of human-caused climate change, according to a report by Climate Central, a global climate research centre. Read More

If you want to understand how Rick Tocchet thinks, look at how Rick Tocchet played. Read More

The City of Calgary will explore bringing back a program that provided rebates to households impacted by hail damage, after a notice of motion from a member of council narrowly passed on Wednesday. Read More

The world's largest hornet, an invasive breed dubbed the "murder hornet" for its dangerous sting and ability to slaughter a honeybee hive in a matter of hours, has been declared eradicated in the U.S., five years after being spotted for the first time in B.C. and Washington state near the Canadian border. Read More

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has dismissed complaints alleging the Vancouver park board discriminated against some people when it closed vehicle access to Stanley Park during the pandemic. Read More

Alberta's privacy commissioner has opened a second investigation into the provincial government's refusal to share the results of its public consultations regarding potentially leaving the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Read More

SQUAMISH — Every week, Sarah Hain, the principal at École Squamish Elementary, has the extra-curricular job of shopping for enough food for those who arrive at school hungry, roughly a quarter of her 400 students. Read More

The city of Edmonton has declared a parking ban so crews can clear the heavy snowfall. Read More

Mounties are investigating two separate arson attempts at a construction site at Enoch Cree Nation. Read More