B.C.’s Emergency Management Minister Kelly Greene says parts of the province are in a “dynamic situation” amid the latest series of atmospheric rivers. Greene said Wednesday (Dec. 10) that the B.C. River Forecast Centre has upgraded several flood advisories, watches and warnings in the Lower Mainland. A warning is the highest category in B.C. “This […]

Christmas has come early for B.C.’s endangered southern resident killer whales. A newborn calf has been sighted with the social group known as K pod. “We are very excited about this discovery, since this is the first calf born into K pod since K45 Prosper in 2022,” said a social media post by Washington-based organization

A semi-truck landed upside down, partially submerged on its roof, in the Katzie Slough during Wednesday morning’s atmospheric river. The driver, a lone occupant, was conscious but still transported by ambulance with unknown injuries after the westbound semi cab failed to manouvre a 45-degree corner on Kennedy Road in rural Pitt Meadows at about 11

The Kitasoo Xai’xais Nation on B.C.’s central coast is condemning what it calls an “egregious” misuse of its protected cultural symbol, after an Alberta-based oil advocate launched a campaign to rename the cancelled Northern Gateway pipeline the Spirit Bear Pipeline. In a statement released Dec. 2, the Nation’s elected chief and council, alongside Hereditary Chiefs,

Upon learning his team will face Mexican powerhouse Cruz Azul in the Concacaf Champions Cup, Vancouver FC president Rob Friend described the match as “David versus Goliath” at a Tuesday night watch party in Langley at the Camp Beer Co. Craft brewery. “Who would have thought, you know, three and a half, four years ago,