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OTTAWA — Four B.C. New Democrat MPs have confirmed they are seriously considering a move to provincial politics — even though success would mean a pay cut.

VANCOUVER — A man whose involvement in the Stanley Cup riot was the most serious case a judge said he’s heard so far, was sentenced to eight months in prison. Vasilios George Makris, 29, was found guilty Sept. 13 of taking part in a riot and assault.

An economist for Central 1 Credit Union has lowered his projection for economic growth in B.C. this year to 1.4 per cent, saying the province’s economy will remain sluggish for the remainder of 2013.

PORT ALBERNI — Peter Mieras has a passion for the marine environment.

A new coalition of environmental groups is urging the B.C. government to do more to protect threatened grizzly populations in southwestern B.C.

If the federal government wants to have a good relationship with First Nations in British Columbia, they have to accept the Northern Gateway pipeline project is dead, says Art Sterritt of the Coastal First Nations.

A plan for a 21-storey, 240-room hotel connected to the 91Ô­´´ Island Conference Centre will be reviewed by the city of Nanaimo design committee Thursday. Chinese investors SSS Manhao International Tourism Group Co. Ltd.

PRINCE GEORGE — City council will revisit a proposed policy meant to keep them in line this week.

Government more interested in transport of goods than the movement of people, says former MLA's son

VANCOUVER — A sea of people that organizers estimated at 70,000 braved pouring rain and chanted their way through downtown 91Ô­´´ on Sunday in Canada’s first reconciliation walk. “It’s amazing ...