BC Ferries will test out late-night sailings on the Tsawwassen – Duke Point route for a month, starting Sept. 7. The sailings will transport commercial
Children 12 and younger can ride any BC Transit or TransLink service for free starting today (Sept. 1). The provincial government estimated around 370,000 children
B.C.’s parliament buildings will glow purple today (Aug. 31) in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day, as part of a campaign by Moms Stop the
At least 1,011 lives were lost to suspected illicit drug toxicity in B.C. between January and June 2021, according to a BC Coroners Service report.
The B.C. government has begun accepting applications to support B.C.-based events through its new Fairs, Festivals and Events Recovery Fund. The province said it will
The Oceanside local health area saw its weekly new COVID-19 case count double between the second and third week of August. The area recorded 22
The provincial government said it will team up with the Canadian Red Cross to provide additional financial assistance to help people forced to leave their
Masks are once again mandatory in all indoor public spaces on BC Ferries vessels and terminals, following a provincial health officer order. The rule took
A provincial mask mandate will return to B.C., starting tomorrow (Aug. 24). A new temporary order from the provincial health officer will require people 12
BC Ferries revealed the names of its third and fourth Island Class ferries during a special naming ceremony at Victoria’s Point Hope Maritime yesterday (Aug.
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