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B.C. creates anti-racism data committee, releases research priorities

B.C. creates anti-racism data committee, releases research priorities

VANCOUVER — The British Columbia government has released 12 priorities for anti-racism research in its first update since the Anti-Racism Data Act came into effect last June.
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Break in Madison Scott case shocks Vanderhoof, mayor says

Break in Madison Scott case shocks Vanderhoof, mayor says

"It's devastating news, it's not the outcome that anybody was wanting"
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Remains of Madison Scott found, police say

Remains of Madison Scott found, police say

Police have executed search warrant on rural property east of Vanderhoof; foul play has not been ruled out
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Get on the bus: funding supports rural regional transportation

Get on the bus: funding supports rural regional transportation

To date, 16 northern B.C. communities and organizations have received funding.
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'I threw up at work': Vancouver man wins $100,000 on scratch ticket

'I threw up at work': Vancouver man wins $100,000 on scratch ticket

“I thought, ‘What is going on, is this real?’” he says.
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Northeastern B.C. wildfire grows as evacuations return north of Fort St. John

Northeastern B.C. wildfire grows as evacuations return north of Fort St. John

FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The British Columbia Wildfire Service says a blaze north of Fort St. John has grown significantly, forcing renewed evacuation orders and alerts.
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Dump truck driver survives 'freak accident' after colliding into barrier

Dump truck driver survives 'freak accident' after colliding into barrier

The driver was not injured, according to police.
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Two wildfires burning on Vancouver Island as northern B.C. faces evacuations

Two wildfires burning on Vancouver Island as northern B.C. faces evacuations

Both fires are believed to be human-caused, and neither is putting any homes or other buildings at risk.
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Why this B.C. woman has resumed her healing journey

Why this B.C. woman has resumed her healing journey

Alyssa Kroeker was forced to end her trek along the Pacific Crest Trail before completing it last year and has now picked up where she left off.
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A deer became aggressive with a hiker in a B.C. Park Sunday morning

A deer became aggressive with a hiker in a B.C. Park Sunday morning

BC conservation officers say it’s fawning season right now and deer “will be protective of their newborn fawns.”
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