Lili Yacub and Bo Waite are in their happy place, the kitchen of the Honey Grove Bakery in Courtenay.
07.03.2026 02:45
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Lili Yacub and Bo Waite are in their happy place, the kitchen of the Honey Grove Bakery in Courtenay.
As spring weather returns, golfers will be heading back to courses, and there's one in Victoria that claims to have the best hot dog in the city.
The Town of Ladysmith and the province are going to decrease access to a road that leads to two of the region's key watersheds.
A pedestrian overpass in Sooke that acts as a key safety link for the Savory Elementary School community, is set to permanently close at the end of the month and locals are not happy about it.
Victoria and Vancouver will be home to the first satellite sites for police training academies, with an opening date eyed for later this year.
Easter Seals BC/Yukon broke ground on its new year-round facilities at Camp Shawnigan on Friday morning.
A forensic expert has told a hearing into the 2015 police-involved death of Myles Gray that not much could be concluded from a toxicology report regarding his behaviour, that Vancouver officers have previously described as "animalistic" and "superhuman."
A Washington state group called “Restore Our Ferries” has filed a complaint in Washington State Superior Court calling for the government to order Washington State Ferries (WSF) to restart the Sidney-Anacortes route.
As the impacts of reduced numbers of international students are still being felt, Camosun College says it has to cut between $7.2 and 9 million from its budget.
Colwood council has approved moving ahead with the West Shore RCMP detachment project after receiving an independent financial report.
A Crown prosecutor says a large body of circumstantial evidence has established the case of first-degree murder against three young men on trial for the violent slaying of an Abbotsford, B.C., couple at their home in the city in 2022.
An investigation is underway after an inmate of the William Head Institution, a minimum security prison in Metchosin, died behind bars this week.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will not be able to immediately begin issuing refunds for President Donald Trump's tariffs that were struck down by the Supreme Court.
A humpback mother known to B.C. waters is expected to return to with a new calf later this summer.
A U.S. Coast Guard member who was injured during a rescue last week and was taken to Victoria General Hospital for care has died of his injuries.
Nanaimo RCMP say reports from community members helped police identify a problem house in a residential neighbourhood in late February.
The Independent Investigations Office of BC (IIO) has cleared Victoria Police of "serious harm" after a man was transported to hospital following an arrest that garnered attention from bystanders.
The Tumbler Ridge and Prince George chambers of commerce in B.C. are urging Ottawa and the provincial government to ban children under 16 from using AI tools and social media.
Westbound traffic along Gorge Road East will be closed for nearly a month, as BC Hydro continues construction of critical underground infrastructure.
Quebec's Superior Court is hearing arguments in a case about a teacher who claimed her Charter rights were violated when she was ordered to hide a student's gender identity from the student's parents.
RCMP were called to a Mill Bay high school for an "educative response" after a group of Grade 9 students were found videoing a "mock arrest" in the parking lot using a replica gun.
Analysts are warning the conflict in the Middle East could drive up costs across Canada's supply chains and compound price pressures at the grocery store in the weeks to come.
A man is fighting for his life after hit-and-run in the Metro Vancouver city of Surrey overnight that saw a vehicle strike two pedestrians.
The Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Government (Ucluelet First Nation) is expressing its “grave disappointment” after a rash of vandalism caused hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of damage to five new homes that are under construction.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says the U.S. and Israel do not have a "blank cheque" in their bombing campaign in Iran.
The Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) has purchased the French Creek School site in Coombs for a price tag of $1.3 million.
Canada and Japan have signed a new strategic partnership agreement that aims to boost co-operation on defence, energy, trade and technology.
The killer of British Columbia teenager Reena Virk has lost an appeal over the cancellation of her day parole last year following a positive drug test result.
