The latest data from the B.C. Coroners Service shows 115 people died from toxic drugs in the province in February. The coroners service released the latest monthly data Wednesday (April 15), which showed a decrease from the 150 recorded deaths in January. The number of deaths in February equates to about 4.1 deaths per day. […]

First Nations people in B.C. continue to be disproportionately represented in toxic drug deaths across the province, the First Nations Health Authority shared Wednesday. The First Nations Health Authority released the 2025 data on the toxic drug crisis’s impact on First Nations people in Vancouver on April 15. This year, the presentation focused on the

The Government of British Columbia and Kitselas First Nation launched the provincial ratification of their modern treaty Wednesday (April 15), marking a major step toward self-government, expanded land ownership and resource rights for the Northwest B.C. nation. After a technical briefing introducing the Kitselas Treaty Act, the bill was tabled in the Legislative Assembly of

For the second month in a row — after a year of decline — the number of Americans travelling to Canada has increased. But Canadians are not easing up on their reluctance to travel south, with fewer and fewer heading to America by both land and air. According to the latest report from Statistics Canada,

Pitt Meadow RCMP have officially opened their new facility to the public. The announcement was made on April 15. Front counter police services, which until now were being temporarily provided at the community policing office behind city hall, have been transferred to the main detachment at 12486 Harris Road. “We are honoured (to) enter this