Highlights

Scattered rainfall has helped some producers in the province’s Peace Country but have made yield projections difficult

Trey Helten: “It’s frustrating to see gentrification just slowly creep in from all corners.”

Trend in June mirrors what is happened across the country

The woman met Nima Rahmany in person for the first time in Steveston

There's more demand from a variety of marginalized populations as well as people in two-household incomes, according to the executive director of Food Banks BC.

The board says there have been at least 21 more on-board fires involving "remote" locomotives in the middle or at the end of a train since the incident in B.C., with 34 occurring in the 10 years before.

BC Ferries reports 36.5 per cent uptick in cancellations in spring 2023, compared to spring 2022 — a figure that could rise amid ongoing mechanical problems

Population size, the volatility of the fire itself and the ability and willingness of residents to evacuate quickly are among a confluence of factors that make wildfire deadly.

A Canada-wide poll found 19% of B.C. residents affected by wildfires or smoke say they're thinking about moving somewhere else — the most of any jurisdiction.

The regional district is preparing annual greenhouse gas emissions inventories for the region and its member jurisdictions to track progress