Three people are dead following a two-vehicle crash on Highway 16 year West Beaverly Road Saturday. The accident occurred shortly after 10 p.m. Police report that an east bound car crossed the centreline and collided with a westbound pickup truck.

Search teams scour the Columbia River looking for a young man that entered the river and was swept away. The all out search for a young man that was swept away in the Columbia River on Friday afternoon has continued into its third day.

Three young people from Burns Lake were killed in a two-car head-on collision near Prince George on July 5. The accident occurred late Saturday night, on Hwy. 16 near West Beaverly Rd., at approximately 10:40 pm.

Police comb the scene at a home on Victoria Road North after a man was found dead inside. A Summerland man was arrested following a stabbing on Saturday evening.

At around 10:30 p.m. Saturday night, there was an attempted robbery at the Real Canadian Superstore located at 146 Street and 104 Avenue. The suspect, who was attempting to flee, doused several people with bear spray before the top came off the can, sending chemicals everywhere.

B.C.'s four-year real estate boom has finally cooled, but there are few signs that property values will lose significant ground as they have in the United States.

House prices start to sag BC Local News • Jul-04-2008 Real estate prices have begun to slip in some parts of the Lower Mainland. The cooling trend comes a… more

A fight in an East Vancouver café led outside, where a man was shot and killed. The brawl started in the Lang Nuong restaurant, located at at Nanaimo and East Broadway in the early hours of Saturday morning.

A fight in an East Vancouver restaurant led outside, where a man was shot and killed. The brawl started in the Lang Nuong restaurant, located at at Nanaimo and East Broadway in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Fred Berrington’s tidily-trimmed white beard, spectacled eyes and friendly demeanor give him the appearance of a storybook granddad.

He’s no bigger than an overfed housecat, but there’s no mistaking what Max is. Looking like a round furball, the tiny and inquisitive black bear cub climbs trees with amazing speed and likes to rise up on his hind legs for a sniff, showing off his enormous black paws, tipped with long claws.

Participants in the 2008 Pride Parade make their way through downtown streets on Saturday morning.

A tentative agreement has been reached averting a threatened strike at Save-On-Foods stores in the Lower Mainland.

Wanted: hard working, physically fit individuals not afraid to get their hands dirty and willing to put in long hours in potentially dangerous conditions.

For its 35th anniversary, Coquitlam’s Place des Arts formed a new student string quartet and commissioned violinist and composer Cameron Wilson to write a piece for it to play.

Abbotsford’s housing market “took a breather” in 2007, but the local economy will continue to grow thanks to an increase in manufacturing, according to the Conference Board of Canada.

The B.C. government has created a new website to explain its plans for dealing with climate change and to provide people with information on how to reduce their carbon footprints.

Family and friends say Chad Chretien was a caring brother and son, a loyal friend and a fun-loving guy. The 18-year-old Westbank teen’s life was cut short on Canada Day, when he lost control of his motorcycle at the Glenrosa interchange.

Nick MacDonald was left with a tooth mark and a bruise “the size of a tennis ball” on his leg and backside after a pit bull attacked him last weekend.

A Greater Vernon park could be sold to the highest bidder. N’Kwala Park on MacDonald Road is one of three properties declared surplus by its owner — the Vernon School District — meaning it will be put up for sale.