British Columbia has legislated its striking paramedics back to work after an all-night legislative session in Victoria.

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Apart from the fact the boss and the board are paid too much, the boss shouldn't be on the board, the board is too big, the regulator doesn't have enough oversight power and there's little accountability, B.C. Ferries is working just fine.

A few tweaks could mean compromises that would satisfy both sides in the heated debate over zoning for the vast expanse of rural and resource lands in Juan de Fuca electoral area, regional director Mike Hicks hopes.

A cheering crowd of more than 2,000 greeted the royal couple as they arrived on a wet and windy Friday afternoon.

Faced with the loss of hundreds of photos from the last months of his wife's life, a Nanaimo man is begging the person who stole his camera to return it.

The provincial government has finally decided to look into the fact its liquor laws prohibit the serving of the time-honoured 20-ounce Imperial pint of beer in B.C.

The B.C. legislature sat last night and debate could continue into the weekend on back-to-work legislation for striking ambulance paramedics.

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An elderly woman was struck by a car and killed Thursday evening while walking across a dark stretch of Mount Newton Cross Road in the pounding rain. Emergency vehicles rushed to the scene in the 2100-block of Mount Newton Cross Road, across from Saanich Peninsula Hospital, around 6:10 p.m. The victim was t

Prince Charles will be handed a reminder of treaty promises made by the Crown more than a century ago when he attends a dinner at Government House tonight.

Boards of education should be exempt from the harmonized sales tax when it comes into effect next summer, say parents, teachers and other workers in the Saanich school district.

Conservation officers are hoping a hefty fine handed to a man who shot an elk near Gold River will send a message to other would-be poachers.

There's a simple solution to stopping skirmishes in the woods over old-growth logging on private lands, says the Western Canada Wilderness Committee.

The Greater Victoria school district has some financial breathing room, now that the Ministry of Education has given it access to an extra $3.85 million.

Mounties are asking for the public's help tracking down a man who is the prime suspect in sexual assaults in two B.C. communities.

RCMP are on the scene of the two-car accident but no details are available.

West Shore RCMP want to talk to anybody who may have witnessed an accident early Friday morning on Lindholm Road.

A pedestrian was struck by a car and killed Thursday evening as she crossed a dark stretch of Mount Newton Cross Road in the pounding rain.

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