Man charged with second-degree murder in Nanaimo woman’s death
On Tuesday, Nanaimo RCMP announced that Cameron Compton has been charged with second-degree murder and indignity to human remains.
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B.C.’s Brunswick Creek wildfire triggers more evacuations
The latest call for locals to get out comes in the Hells Gate area, just downstream of the community of Boston Bar, where the Fraser River's flow tightens.
BC Wildfire Service braces for heat peak, warns of potential new starts
An incident commander for a complex of fires burning near Kimberley, B.C., says more resources are on the way to help firefighters battle the fires as heat peaks this week.
How hot is too hot to work? Report calls for heat protections for B.C. workers
Researchers with BC Policy Solutions say B.C.'s heat exposure regulations have not kept pace with increasingly frequent extreme heat.
For 1st time in Canada, drones are being used in B.C. wildfire response
In a social media update, the service said they used the technology on the Brunswick Creek Complex, which is two huge wildfires burning near Boston Bar.
Rare encounter with humpback whales | The Moment
Fisherman Robert Lundrigan tells CBC News about the moment his boat was surrounded by humpback whales while cod fishing near Harbour Grace, N.L.
B.C. review board finds suspected police killer unfit for trial
The ruling will keep Jongwon Ham at the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital in Coquitlam, B.C., for at least one year, when the disposition is reviewable.
Boston Bar, B.C., residents ordered to 'leave now' due to new, fast-moving fire
The Fraser Valley Regional District has ordered anyone remaining in Boston Bar, B.C., to leave immediately due to a new fire south of the community.
B.C., RCMP issue Amber Alert for 4-year-old boy
West Kelowna Mounties have issued an Amber Alert for a four-year-old boy. They say Atlas Andrews was last seen on Ridge Boulevard West in Kelowna at 11:20 a.m. Tuesday.
B.C. officials give update on wildfire and drought situation in the province
Ministers provide an update on the wildfire and drought situation across British Columbia.
B.C. premier says ‘not a chance in hell’ that U.S. alcohol will be back on shelves
He made the comment in Prince Edward Island as Canada's premiers met and discussed U.S. President Donald Trump's new wave of tariffs on Canadian goods.
Fire crews work on containment lines between out-of-control blaze and Kimberley, B.C.
The BC Wildfire Service says it will be using heavy equipment to build the lines and block the fire that's about 10 kilometres west of Kimberley.
Canada weighs ‘all options’ to respond if Trump’s 50% tariffs go ahead
"There is not a chance in hell that U.S. alcohol is going back on the shelf in British Columbia,” B.C. Premier David Eby said on Tuesday.
A 67-year-old died in one of B.C.'s oldest and largest open water swim events. Here's what we know
The B.C. Coroners Service is investigating after a 67-year-old man was found dead during an open water swim event on B.C.'s Okanagan Lake this past weekend.
Louvre reopens Apollo Gallery with no jewels after $100-million heist
Visitors are once again welcome to examine the Apollo Gallery's richly decorated 17th-century interior, created under a young King Louis XIV.
Drug overdose alert issued for Saskatoon after 90 calls in 3 days
The 'escalation in cases and severity of intervention required' from Friday to Monday prompted the ministry to issue the advisory.
Lyme disease cases uptick in Manitoba
Advocates are reminding Winnipeggers to be wary of ticks as cases for Lyme disease continue to rise with more than 120 confirmed cases of Lyme disease in Manitoba in 2025.
‘Death by a thousand cuts’: Half a dozen downtown Edmonton restaurants closing
Since June, at least six downtown restaurants announced they'll be closing indefinitely because of multiple decisions on the future of Edmonton's core.
More than 170 wildfires burning in Ontario’s north
Ontario's Ministry of Natural Resources is listing 173 wildfires as active this morning in Ontario's north, including 12 that had been sparked in the last 24 hours.
Kinew insists premiers are united against 'common opponent' in Trump
Canada's premiers are insisting that they form a united Team Canada in the face of U.S. Donald Trump's escalated trade war — despite disagreement on how to get him to drop the impending tariffs.