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VANCOUVER — Provincial courts in British Columbia are moving to a recovery plan after hearing only urgent matters because of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.

VANCOUVER — A team of more than two dozen people is testing and tracing in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Dr.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's education minister says he wants to learn from other provinces and countries like New Zealand before starting to reopen schools, but no plans will be announced until the health and safety of staff and students are fully

With orders prohibiting care aids working at multiple sites, the issue of wage standardization is in the spotlight

It was going to be a lemonade stand, but COVID-19 quashed that idea

The ministry has not ruled out a return to some form of K-12 in-class instruction before the regular end to the school year

Chip Wilson is donating $8.4 million to the Pender Ocean Discovery Station through his family’s philanthropic foundation

VANCOUVER — Flood warnings have been reduced across much of British Columbia's central Interior as cooler weather eases the rate of snowmelt.

The government has set aside the usual red tape in order to keep truck drivers doing essential work safely fed while on the job

Knowledge tests will be offered by appointment to qualified customers only