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B.C. schools brace for more students, teachers

B.C. schools brace for more students, teachers

Hiring 3,500 more teachers going well, Education Minister Rob Fleming says
Gas prices jump overnight in some Canadian markets, led by B.C., Quebec

Gas prices jump overnight in some Canadian markets, led by B.C., Quebec

Average price soars above $1.16 per litre because of extensive flooding in Houston
Province stepping in to protect ancestral remains

Province stepping in to protect ancestral remains

The province plans to make an application to the courts under the Heritage Conservation Act
Campers urged to stay out of back country this long weekend

Campers urged to stay out of back country this long weekend

While no ban is in place, patrols will be stepped up as officials expect hot and dry conditions to continue.
Firefighters from around B.C. help battle Elephant Hill wildfire

Firefighters from around B.C. help battle Elephant Hill wildfire

“We’re here to help as much we can.”
Careless campfires continue in B.C.

Careless campfires continue in B.C.

Patrols to be stepped up during Labour Day weekend
B.C. hall-of-fame basketball coach ‘fired’

B.C. hall-of-fame basketball coach ‘fired’

Rich Goulet not happy about the way he has been asked to leave.
Former health minister joins pot company

Former health minister joins pot company

Terry Lake has a new job as vice-president of corporate social responsibility with Quebec-based Hydropothecary.
Allan Schoenborn, who killed his 3 kids, deemed not high-risk

Allan Schoenborn, who killed his 3 kids, deemed not high-risk

Judge rejects bid to give designation to Schoenborn, found not criminally responsible for deaths
Cross-border wildfire continues to burn

Cross-border wildfire continues to burn

The Diamond Creek fire is ravaging backcountry on both sides of the border