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VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan says he will outline details next week about reopening British Columbia during the COVID-19 pandemic as workers at two additional poultry processing plants were reported to have tested positive for the virus.

VANCOUVER — A traffic stop by Â鶹´«Ã½Ó³»­police led to a device being detonated by the bomb squad on Tuesday.

Vancouver's financial situation remains serious even after pay cuts for city staff and members of council, the mayor says.

A timeline for how long it would take to restart productions after getting the go-ahead from government is difficult to determine

Premier John Horgan also said B.C. will begin re-opening its economy starting next week

The victim reported two suspects took the cash and the Xanax pills he was allegedly selling

"During the COVID-19 pandemic, workplace safety has taken on new meaning and new urgency," said Premier Horgan

BCAA is reporting a 50 per cent spike in roadside assistance calls for battery replacements this month

“The communities of Haida Gwaii are no longer welcoming or serving visitors and people who are not full-time residents," cautions the island

VICTORIA — COVID-19 outbreaks at two Vancouver-area poultry processing plants are responsible for many of the new cases reported in British Columbia on Tuesday, the provincial government says. Health officials closed the United Poultry Co. Ltd.