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The waters of Nak’al Koh are a deep emerald, almost black at times. The forest presses in at the sides — a mixture of spruce, pine, aspen, birch and willow — so thick it seems like a primeval blanket.

A 33-year-old Kelowna teacher will not have to return to Chetwynd, where she had lived during a short marriage, to ensure her ex-husband has access to the couple’s daughter, the B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled. The decision overturns a B.C.

Tammy Theis recently started a new job and is trying to make a good impression, but she’s worried about what could happen if the teachers’ strike continues into the fall and her child care plans fall through.

The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako has issued an evacuation order for a massive wildfire burning in northwestern B.C.

SURREY — A Surrey man, an ordained minister in the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, is involved in a holy war of sorts with ICBC over his right to wear his religious headgear — a spaghetti strainer — in his B.C. driver’s licence photo.

The absence of criminal convictions, or even charges, makes justices uneasy

A suspect in a triple shooting in Chilliwack early Thursday that left two men dead and a woman wounded has been identified as a man with a lengthy criminal record who, according to media reports, was released from custody last month when an attempted

Angela Cunningham claims she’s getting the runaround from B.C.'s Residential Tenancy Branch

The two-year-old Summerland girl whose family is feeding her illegal cannabis oil has had a dramatic improvement in her seizure disorder.

Crews battling huge wildfires across B.C. are bracing for a tough week as the hot and dry conditions are replaced by an unstable air mass bringing a menacing forecast of wind and thunderstorms.