Two hundred and seventy-five people died due to toxic drugs in BC in February and March this year. That’s from new data by BC Coroners Service, finding that 132 people lost their lives in February and 143 people lost their lives in March, equaling 4.7 and 4.6 deaths per day...

BC Ferries is ready to tackle the peak travelling season with changes to their system. The ferry-line announced this morning that its peak season kicks off this Victoria Day Long Weekend, and the summer sees the highest demand for service in the year. Last summer saw over 9 million passengers and...

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s newly unveiled cabinet includes two Members of Parliament from British Columbia.

The Independent Investigations Office of BC is investigating a woman’s injuries from a Parksville arrest. Around 8:40 p.m. on March 24, Oceanside RCMP officers responded to an abandoned 9-1-1 call from a motel room. After an interaction with the officers, a woman was arrested. The Investigations Office says on April 7, they...

Premier David Eby says British Columbia’s new streamlined process for registering nurses trained in the United States means some applicants could be approved to work in the province within days.

Make sure you keep your head up and put your phone away while driving through work zones. This comes from Road Safety at Work, who launched their Work Safety Zone Campaign across BC today. The campaign aims to keep those working at roadside work zones safe from vehicles, with Worksafe BC...