Premier David Eby says B.C. will look at its options to bring legal pressure in the United States to force the cancellation of more tariffs after the Friday (Feb. 20) U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down the main batch of levies. “I think it opens up the possibility for us to challenge, or for others […]

There’s a Scouts fundraiser happening this Saturday, Feb. 21 in Maple Ridge. The First Laity View Scout group is having a bottle and clothing drive from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The drop-off location is St. Paul’s Lutheran Church at 12145 Laity Street. The troop is collecting cans, bottles, and cartons; and used clothing, linens

Preliminary data from the B.C. Coroners Service shows more than 1,800 people died from toxic drugs in 2025, a 21 per cent decrease from the previous year. The latest data, released Thursday (Feb. 20), says 1,826 people fatally overdosed in 2025 from unregulated drugs in the province. It’s the first time since 2020 that deaths

A Revelstoke heli-skiing company has shared that one of its guests died in an avalanche Thursday during a guided excursion in the Selkirk Mountains. In a release sent to Black Press Media, Selkirk Tangiers Heli Skiing (STHS) reported that a Size 2 avalanche was triggered around 2 p.m. Feb. 19 by a guest skier on

B.C. Forest Minister Ravi Parmar says the province is planning to rethink how it funds community FireSmart initiatives after topping up the program with a one-time $15 million boost in the latest budget. “There’s been a lot of success, but I need to ensure that that program is meeting the needs of communities,” Parmar said