The Vancouver Canucks chased Colorado goalie Craig Anderson after two periods on Nov. 14 and followed up with five goals Friday night for their third win in a row over the Avalanche, 5-2 at General Motors Place.

Homicide investigators have identified a Kelowna, B.C., mother who was gunned down at a Halloween party in Surrey and are asking for the public's help in solving the case.

Lower Mainland tire stores say Vancouver drivers are pre-ordering winter tires in record numbers. Record snowfalls in December 2008 and January 2009 appear to be fresh in many car owners' memories.

The death of a woman on B.C.'s Hornby Island on Wednesday is now being investigated as a homicide, police say.

The cellphone system access fee is all but extinct. Bell Canada has quietly axed the charge, joining rivals Rogers and Telus.

The City of Vancouver has approved a new tree-protection bylaw that sets fines of $500 to $10,000 for the unlawful removal of trees, allows for replacement fruit and nut trees, and improves enforcement capabilities.

When the New Democrats went looking for the reasons behind the B.C. Liberal decision to axe Tourism BC, they did not know what they would find.

Given the amount of time teenagers spend texting on their cell-phones, e-mailing, Twittering, Facebooking -- not to mention actually talking -- the prospect of giving it all up for 24 hours must be daunting.

B.C. has more high-risk gang members awaiting trial than high-security court rooms in which to prosecute them.

Whenever someone frets about the erosion of personal freedoms in our modern society, such as in the steady proliferation of surveillance cameras in public places, the stock answer, which is one I read all too often in my e-mail, is:

Police in Maple Ridge were investigating an unusual death Friday night.

Heavy flooding hit the Cowichan Valley this morning, leading to evacuation notices affecting hundreds of residents and the declaration of a state of emergency by the municipalities of Duncan and North Cowichan and the Cowichan Tribes.

West Shore RCMP are trying to figure out how a man in Langford ended up with his face slashed on Wednesday night.

Olympic torchbearer Lena Masters couldn’t help but have a teary moment while running the flame through Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley Friday afternoon, but a far simpler and more dramatic sentiment was running through her mind.

Police have released composite drawings of two men believed to be involved in a bear-spray incident in Chilliwack earlier this month.

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The spotlight was supposed to be on Brett Connolly.Unfortunately for the Prince George Cougars, their star forward couldn't make it out of bed. He was sick with the flu, extending his absence from the call of duty to 16 games.While they would have liked to have him in the lineup, the Cats did quite alright without him.They snapped a nine-game losing streak with a well-deserved 3-2 win over the ...

The 66-year-old man found dead in a Williams Lake park is Joseph Phillip Alphonse Sr., police said Friday.An autopsy found Alphonse's death was not caused by a criminal act.Officers and paramedics discovered Alphonse in Botanio Park at 7:30 a.m. Thursday. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

A Quesnel RCMP officer is facing an assault charge relating to his handling of a prisoner at the city's detachment several months ago, RCMP said Friday.Const. Tim Wang will be appearing in Quesnel provincial court on Dec. 8 in connection after he allegedly assaulted a handcuffed prisoner by slapping his face on July 20.Crown Counsel approved one count of assault after a review of the ...

A Prince George man who was on the scene of a fatal motor vehicle accident near McLeod Lake on Tuesday says he's less than impressed with the performance of the paramedics who were on the scene.From taking a long time to show up, to not moving fast enough and effectively enough once they arrived, Brad Russell alleged plenty of problems with the way they acted."It was like Tom and Jerry," he said ...

The provincial and federal governments are putting up $10.75 million to upgrade a connector road between Mackenzie and Fort St. James, anticipated to improve access to both communities to the proposed $917-millioni Mount Milligan mine.The largely single-lane gravel road will be upgraded to a two-lane, all-season road. The project - which will include improvements to 70 kilometres of the Phillips ...

Territorial politicians could be travelling to your community to gauge support for new restrictions on the use of snow machines, quads and dirt bikes in the territory.

Could it be the deer knew exactly what it had to do to be rescued? Could it be the deer knew exactly what it had to do to be rescued? Conservation officer Kris Gustafson doesn’t know.

Four Arctic Edge skaters were at the BMO Skate Canada Sectionals BCYT Section in Richmon, B.C. this past weekend, with two bringing medals back to the Yukon.

Kevin Martin throws a rock this morning in the Skookum $50,000 cash spiel. OLYMPIC HOPEFULS IN TOWN – Kevin Martin throws a rock this morning in the Skookum $50,000 cash spiel. Mark Kennedy, left, and Ben Hebert sweep. Team Martin will compete for an Olympic spot in Edmonton next month.

Yukoner Denise McHale defended her title at the 100 kilometre Haney to Harrison race in Vancouver on Nov. 7.