A 45-year-old former Surrey pastor has been convicted of child pornography after making a “rape” video and posting it on the Internet.

It took Naomi Thomas exactly 13 seconds to become Canada’s fastest talker of 2009.

Calgary's Rev. Bill Phipps, a former moderator of the United Church of Canada, is in the midst of a weeklong fast to send global leaders gathering in Copenhagen "a prayer of hope, encouragement and solidarity." Phipps is also braving the cold to spend four hours every day this week in front of the constituency offices of such political leaders such Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Environment ...

Fatigue management consultants told the Vancouver Canucks how to travel home on Wednesday. Hopefully someone will tell them how to win tonight against the Atlanta Thrashers.

A common chemical used in the plastic lining of frozen-food dinners and many other products is endangering the development of fetuses in pregnant women, a new study suggests.

Wood Wheaton Chevrolet will be a driving force behind the Prince George Fury.The local auto dealership was announced Tuesday as the major sponsor of the first-year Canadian Major Indoor Soccer League club. Wood Wheaton has contributed $20,000 to help cover the operating expenses of the Fury.“I’m a very big fan of soccer,” said Wood Wheaton owner Craig Wood. “Soccer is a big part of our ...

Tiger Woods and his wife Elin Nordegren are reportedly set to flee the U.S. for an island off the coast of Sweden.

A man who tore off a woman's toe with pliers to extract payment for her $1,000 drug debt will now pay a price of his own for the gruesome act.

Vancouver Police are seeking the public's help to identify a man who allegedly reached up a woman's skirt and sexually touched her on Nov. 15 at 1:45 a.m. in the lobby of an apartment in Vancouver's West End.

A former manager of casino investigations for the B.C. government who was fired for allegedly receiving inappropriate and offensive e-mails claims that the investigation into his conduct was prejudiced.

The three farm workers killed in an Abbotsford, B.C., crash in 2007 would be alive today if the province had cracked down on safety following a similar crash three years earlier, a coroner's inquest was told Wednesday.

VANCOUVER -- A Senate amendment that would soften a bill designed to impose mandatory sentences on persons illegally growing marijuana will likely result in the proliferation of smaller growing operations, says the head of Vancouver Police's anti-gang and drug section.

According to RCMP sources, there were at least five Mounties from the local region who attended the funeral for the four slain Washington State police officers, murdered in the line of duty last week. Three of the officers were from the Prince George city RCMP detachment while the other two were from elsewhere in the North District area. There may have been others. All RCMP members were invited ...

The Salvation Army in Prince George will receive one huge Christmas gift from Save-On-Foods.Today, Save-On-Foods is sending up a semi-trailer chucked full of groceries for Salvation Army Food Banks in northern B.C.The 25,000-pound donation will include canned goods, cereals, pastas, snacks, paper products, pet food, diapers and baby food.Prince George is among four areas receiving semi-trailers ...

Canadian forest companies continue to face challenging times, but Western Canadian companies fared better in the third quarter of this year than their eastern counterparts.The forest and paper industry has losses of $632 million in the three months ending in October, which exceeded losses of $552 million reported during the same period last year, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers quarterly ...

The Prince George Spruce Kings congratulate Melissa Lawrence of Prince George, the winner of the third early bird draw in the 28th Annual Spruce Kings Show Home Lottery. Ticket number 3713 was purchased at Canadian Tire and was drawn from the Show Home Lottery barrel at the house in the Aberdeen Glen Subdivision on Sunday night at 8 p.m.When notified her ticket had been drawn as the early-bird ...

MPs in the House of Commons vote 253-37 in favour of a harmonized sales tax for Ontario and B.C.

One of the five men arrested during a recent Whitehorse drug bust pleaded guilty to selling Ecstasy today, but indicated he will fight the more serious charges against him.

The Yukon has lost one of its own. The Yukon has lost one of its own. Life-long Yukoner Lloyd Ryder passed away Monday at the age of 87. He is remembered by many Yukoners for his lengthy flying career, which began in 1956. He began flying commercially in 1962 with Whitehorse Flying Service.

In what has turned into a David and Goliath battle, the plight of Keno City residents who contend they are being pushed aside by Alexco Resource Corp. and its plans for mining silver in the region, is being ignored by the Yukon government, says Liberal MLA Eric Fairclough.

Canada's Winter Olympic athletes are calling on the prime minister to support an agreement on cutting greenhouse gases at the UN conference on climate change in Copenhagen.

Legislation to create a single 13 per cent sales tax in Ontario passed third and final reading Wednesday despite strong objections and delaying tactics by the Opposition.

GETTING SOME AIR TIME – The Whitehorse Minor Soccer Toonie Tournament was held over the weekend at the Canada Games Centre and Yukon College. Here players battle it out in Sunday’s gold medal match.

It was opening weekend at Mt. Sima this past weekend. It was opening weekend at Mt. Sima this past weekend.

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has awarded a Vancouver woman more than $7,000 after she became the victim of sexual harassment on her first day of work.

Saltworks Technologies is developing a saltwater-powered battery it says removes salt from water at a fraction of the cost...

Vancity, Canada's largest credit union, has closed the sale of assets relating to Inhance Investment Management Inc.'s socially responsible...

Vancouver developer Concord Pacific is the latest company named an official supplier to the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Concord...

Net works: It took five quarters, but Fabio Banducci turned debt-laden Peer 1 into a profitable Internet and...

Vancouver's CanWel Building Materials Income Fund (TSX:CWX.UN) plans to acquire Vancouver-headquartered Broadleaf Logistics Company in a cash and share...