Highway is completely closed in both directions on the I-5 around Skagit River bridge, in between Burlington and Mount Vernon, Washington.
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A virtual Godzilla made quite a big splash in Steveston on Thursday morning.
READCampbell River RCMP have arrested 27-year-old man in Campbell River for a violent home invasion on Monday evening in Saanich.
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Frequently asked questions on the program which was lauched this past week in Castlegar
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Local cyclists have finished a trip from Victoria to Abbotsford, stopping to speak at schools
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A Walmart should be a boost to retailers in Uptown New Westminster, according to the president of the Uptown Business Association (UBA).
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The New Westminster Chamber of Commerce is backing plans for a coal-transfer facility in Surrey.
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City of Castlegar puts our cash where our hearts are
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With business and tech incubators spanning the globe—not to mention artistic ones—the Capital News looks at incubating creativity
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Russ George,has been dismissed from his role as the CEO and chief scientist for the Haida Salmon Restoration Corporation (HSRC).
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Premier Christy Clark wants Marvin Hunt to take an unpaid leave, but MLA-elect doesn't have the support of city council.
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Heavy rainfall forced closure of all sports fields and baseball diamonds in Lake Country earlier in week, but they are now open for play
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With little fanfare in March, a microscope housed beneath UVic zapped a fleck of gold, and produced the world's most highly magnified image.
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Emergency crews on scene at 148 Street and 24 Avenue
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Cycling4Diversity ride stops by Langley Secondary on its trek from Victoria to Abbotsford
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The CBC is famous for a few things, like its blown-up-globe-like logo, its anchor named Mansbridge, its hockey... oh, and its montages.
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Animals being composted at Tournament Capital Ranch; city says practice will be stopped.
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This video shows one of the goat compost piles, located behind the former Rayleigh Corrections Camp, now a city storage building.
READMining company says being asked to provide more information for the environmental assessment is not unusual
READPaper Excellence, which has mills in B.C., Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia, has been speculated as being a possible buyer.
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