B.C. announced on Monday it was ending the trophy hunt of grizzly bears throughout the province.

Facebook has launched partnerships with journalism outlets like National Observer and media literacy groups like MediaSmarts to help stop the viral spread of fake news.

B.C. Premier John Horgan announced that his government will continue construction of the controversial Site C Dam on Monday, sparking outrage from the hydro project's opponents.

In a soft-focus dream sequence, the refugee meets his long-missing brother, dressed in a military uniform and sitting stoically in the boat. He breaks down in sobs, but is greeted with icy disdain. "Where do you think you're going?" his brother asks, slapping away his hand.

"Consistent with its past practices, KED (Koch Equity Development) will be a silent and passive investor," Slusark said. But they could potentially get observer rights if Meredith failed to pay them dividends.

Ian Anderson didn't look surprised when a sharply dressed man abruptly interrupted his speech. The CEO of Kinder Morgan Canada must have been braced for controversy as he addressed the Vancouver Board of Trade on Thursday.

B.C. Premier John Horgan met Washington Governor Jay Inslee announced plans to strengthen the partnership between British Columbia and Washington state, and fight climate change while creating jobs across the region.

Three Syrian refugee families pulled their children out of a B.C. school over bullying. What happened?

Loblaws, which owns widely-known brands including President's Choice, Joe Fresh and Asian grocery chain T&T, announced a commitment to completely electrify its fleet of trucks

Robyn Allan expresses alarm at what she views as B.C.'s weak response to the pipeline company's apparent violation of conditions required to build the project.