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BC STORIES2 weeks ago
Parents Are Being Asked to Check Childhood Immunization Records Now
Health officials urge parents to update back-to-school vaccinations amid rising measles cases in the U.S. and ongoing local transmission risks.
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BC STORIES2 weeks ago
backcountry Emergency Serves as Warning After Climber Suffers Over 100 Wasp Stings
A climber was helicoptered to safety after receiving over 100 wasp stings near Loggers Creek. Lions Bay Search and Rescue warns of backcountry risks.
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POLITICS2 weeks ago
Why Abbotsford South’s MLA is Joining the Exodus of B.C. Conservatives
Bruce Banman leaves the B.C. Conservative caucus to sit as an Independent, marking the sixth MLA departure under new party leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 weeks ago
Why Quebec’s New General Election Campaign Is Focusing on U.S. Trade and Donald Trump
Quebec's election campaign opened Aug. 27, 2026, with CAQ Leader Christine Fréchette citing U.S. President Donald Trump and tariffs as key issues for voters.
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LOCAL2 weeks ago
Why Ottawa Residents Could Soon Be Living on Taco or Obama Avenue Instead of Trump
Ottawa City Council unanimously voted to start renaming Trump Avenue. Replacement options include Obama Avenue and Taco Avenue as trade tensions rise.
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HEALTH2 weeks agoMental Health: The Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore
By Richard Oostra | The Current We are living through a mental-health crisis that can no longer be dismissed, hidden or treated as someone else’s problem....
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HEALTH2 weeks ago
How B.C. Could Shift Sexual Health Care to Better Support Young People
A new report from UBC and Options for Sexual Health outlines how B.C. can improve youth sexual health care, education, and confidential community services.
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NATIONAL STORIES2 weeks ago
Radio Miscommunication Briefly Delays Marine One Takeoff Near Washington Air Traffic Control
Air traffic controllers experienced radio communication delays with Marine One at the White House on Thursday, following a similar August 4 incident.
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COMMUNITY2 weeks ago
This weekend in West Coast: Fri 21 — Sun 23 August
1 thing to do in West Coast, Fri 21 — Sun 23 August.
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COMMUNITY2 weeks ago
Community Reassurance Following Vancouver Axe Incident and Fast Police Response
Vancouver police quickly arrested a 29-year-old man who allegedly threatened people with an axe and smashed plates at a local restaurant on August 6.
Why a Former Island Mountie Received a Conditional Discharge After Court Hearing
BC Conservative Defector Teresa Wat Joins New Provincial Party Caucus
Why Revelstoke Leaders Are Demanding Immediate Highway 1 Safety Changes
Abbotsford-Mission candidates clash on spending, taxes and trust ahead of byelection
Why B.C.’s Forestry Crisis is Prompting an Emergency Meeting with Premier Eby
Unusual Moored RV Raft Raises Bylaw Concerns and Social Media Buzz in South Surrey
Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
BC Ferries Sparks Outcry Over Contract with Chinese Shipyard
