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Canada's flying colours: B.C. flag shop sees 300% spike in sales

Canada's flying colours: B.C. flag shop sees 300% spike in sales

"Most of the customers ... are very concerned about the comments around Canadian sovereignty."
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Carney pauses campaign, heads back to Ottawa to discuss latest U.S. tariffs

Carney pauses campaign, heads back to Ottawa to discuss latest U.S. tariffs

This is the 2nd time Carney has resumed prime minister duties during the federal election
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'Miracle of nature': monster yellow diamond plucked from waning mine in Canada's north

'Miracle of nature': monster yellow diamond plucked from waning mine in Canada's north

Massive 158.2-carat stone unearthed
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Bay closure elicits memories but not much buying

Bay closure elicits memories but not much buying

Gift cards and store credits will be accepted until Sunday, April 6
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B.C. woman has viral moment with Google Street View pose

B.C. woman has viral moment with Google Street View pose

Dana Hudson's image can be found on Google Street View after she struck a pose at the perfect moment. It's created a bit of a buzz on social media
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Distracted crew led to 2024 train collision near Revelstoke, report finds

Distracted crew led to 2024 train collision near Revelstoke, report finds

Incident saw CPKC coal train collide with parked grain train, derailing several locomotives and cars, seriously injuring one and spilling 17,500 litres of diesel
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'Seeing the humans': B.C. high schoolers turn documentary lens on the opioid crisis

'Seeing the humans': B.C. high schoolers turn documentary lens on the opioid crisis

For two years, Pearson College students filmed a documentary capturing the human side of the opioid crisis
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10-year-old saves family of 8 from carbon monoxide poisoning in Kelowna

10-year-old saves family of 8 from carbon monoxide poisoning in Kelowna

The incident was called in around 7:30 a.m.
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Judge rules in favour of jury trial for B.C. woman injured in fatal train incident

Judge rules in favour of jury trial for B.C. woman injured in fatal train incident

CN Rail applied to strike jury notice for Julie Callaghan's civil claim dating back to 2018 injury
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B.C. Energy Minister expects carbon tax savings to be passed on to consumers

B.C. Energy Minister expects carbon tax savings to be passed on to consumers

Gas prices drop across B.C. after the provincial legislature lowered the consumer carbon tax to zero
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