Liza Yuzda

It is likely the end of the road for the Metro Vancouver trucking company that has been accused of hitting multiple overpasses, a lawyer says.

Lana is preparing to leave the world on her terms, sharing her story before she’s gone as a gift to those who may be facing a similar situation.

A new home-building program in B.C. is hoping to kick-start development and bring thousands of new homes to the province for middle-income earners.

As Richmond considers a motion to add a supervised consumption site to the city, BC's health minister is weighing in, saying they save lives.

Richmond bylaw officers have been conducting frequent raids on massage parlours, and it's driving women into unsafe situations, says advocate.

B.C. could be in for another very dry summer, with the premier expressing concern about what could come in just a few months.

A Surrey teacher is saying British Columbians need to have more conversations between kids and parents about sharing intimate images online.

People living at an encampment in South Vancouver have been given two more days before they need to clear out of the area, activists say.

Dr. Bonnie Henry is making recommendations to better support people who use drugs after a review of prescribed safer supply.