- B.C. life expectancy remains highest in Canada CBC - 5 hours ago
B.C. residents are living longer and fewer are dying from cancer and heart disease, according to statistics released Friday by the provincial government.
- B.C. teachers to vote on full work stoppage CBC - 6 hours ago
The B.C. Teachers Federation will ask its members next week if they want to engage in a fullscale work stoppage in response to the government's plan to impose a contract settlement on them.
- B.C. life expectancy remains highest in Canada CBC - 9 hours ago
B.C. residents are living longer and fewer are dying from cancer and heart disease, according to statistics released Friday by the provincial government.
- Air India bomb maker Reyat to appeal nine-year perjury sentence in terror plot The Canadian Press - 11 hours ago
VANCOUVER - The only man convicted in the 1985 Air India terror bombings will be back in a B.C. courtroom on June 14 to appeal his sentence for perjury.
- Life expectancy in B.C. remains highest in Canada, cancer deaths down The Canadian Press - 12 hours ago
VICTORIA - People in B.C. are living longer and death rates from cancer and some other diseases are falling, according to the latest vital statistics report from the provincial government.
- Mining junior Barker Minerals finds gold deposits at B.C. property, shares jump The Canadian Press - 13 hours ago
- B.C. doctors to be assessed by patients CBC - 17 hours ago
Patients, colleagues and co-workers of B.C.'s doctors will soon have the opportunity to provide online assessments of their physicians, the provincial College of Physicians and Surgeons says.
- B.C. teachers decry 'bullying' settlement plan CBC - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
- Metal theft grows rampant in Surrey CBC - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
New provincial laws aimed at helping thwart rampant metal theft across B.C. aren't helping much in the city of Surrey, where metal theft has doubled in the last two years.
- Snowstorms head for B.C., Central and Eastern Canada CBC - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
Winter is about to remind parts of the country it can still pack a punch, as a series of weather systems is expected to dump snow in southern B.C., central Canada and the East Coast.
- Spread of whooping cough in Fraser Valley spurs call for vaccinations The Canadian Press - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
SURREY, B.C. - Health officials in B.C.'s Fraser Valley are urging people to get vaccinations for whooping cough as the disease continues to spread in the region.
- Transport Canada: no regulatory concerns with Northern Gateway marine operations The Canadian Press - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
CALGARY - Huge oil tankers can safely travel in and out of the port of Kitimat, B.C., says a Transport Canada review of Enbridge Inc.'s controversial Northern Gateway project.
- Special avalanche warning issued for B.C. mountains CBC - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
The Canadian Avalanche Centre is issuing a special avalanche warning as conditions in B.C.'s mountains are set to become more dangerous over the weekend.
- Government preparing legislation to end teachers dispute CBC - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
- Teen arrested following two unprovoked attacks on Metro Vancouver buses The Canadian Press - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
LANGLEY, B.C. - Coast Mountain bus drivers and passengers in Surrey and Langley can relax following the arrest of man suspected in two recent, apparently random attacks in Metro Vancouver.
- B.C. closing in on Scotties playoff spot Vancouver Province - Thu, 23 Feb, 2012
RED DEER, Alta. — In a week full of uncertainty, B.C.’s Kelly Scott hasn’t lost her focus at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.Quite the opposite, in fact, as the two-time Canadian women’s curling champion will head into the final day of the round-robin schedule at the Enmax Centrium in position for a playoff spot, despite …
- Alleged BC rave sex assault victim says she's 'devastated' after charges stayed The Canadian Press - Wed, 22 Feb, 2012
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