Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton and this week's Sunday Scrum — managing editor of The Hill Times Charelle Evelyn, Parliamentary reporter for the National Post Catherine Levesque and Ottawa Bureau Chief for the Toronto Star...

The Vancouver Whitecaps are headed to the MLS Cup final on Saturday. Peter Schaad, former Whitecaps play-by-play announcer and current podcast host, tells BC Today host Michelle Eliot that the team's playoff run has been ‘spine-tingling...

Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault has resigned from cabinet after Alberta and Ottawa signed a memorandum of understanding offering political support for a new oil pipeline to the B.C. coast.

As online sales proliferate during the Black Friday season, it can be difficult to tell which deals are legitimate. Laura Lynch, the host of CBC's What on Earth? podcast, fell prey to a scam advertising a deep discount on Mountain...

A private member's bill from the B.C. NDP's George Anderson is currently up for public comment. Bill M-216, known as the Professional Reliance Act, would mean a local government must accept any technical submission certified by a...

After 35 years, the Vancouver Fireworks Festival Society says the Honda Celebration of Light has been cancelled indefinitely. Teri Smith of the West End Business Improvement Association told BC Today host Michelle Eliot that the...

Shane Pitter and Junior Harris, members of the four-man Jamaican bobsled team, tell The National about the moment they made history, winning their first international competition at the North American Cup in Whistler.

While Prime Minister Mark Carney's energy deal with Alberta, likely to feature environmental concessions for an oil pipeline through B.C., has yet to be announced, it's already being criticized by British Columbia and opposition parties...

Canada's largest affordable housing conference started today in Vancouver. As Pinki Wong reports, industry experts are waiting on the details of how federal funding will be used in building more housing in the province.

An ongoing rash of extortion cases in B.C.'s Lower Mainland has led to concern for the region's South Asian community. Macklin McCall, the B.C. Conservative critic for public safety and the MLA for Kelowna-Peachland, says all levels of...

The community of 100 Mile House is reeling after West Fraser Timber announced it will shutter the local mill by the end of the year, affecting 165 jobs. BC Today host Michelle Eliot spoke with B.C. Conservative MLA for Cariboo-Chilcotin...

Hundreds of ostriches at Universal Ostrich farm in B.C. are facing a cull due to a detection of avian flu last December. Dr. Scott Weese, a Canada Research Chair in zoonotic diseases and an infectious diseases veterinarian at the...

The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed an application from a B.C. ostrich farm to hear an appeal to save its flock. This decision comes after a cull was ordered last December following an avian flu outbreak on the farm. The CBC’s...

Credit Canada CEO Bruce Sellery joined BC Today host Michelle Eliot to discuss steps people can take to manage their finances as Canada's economic and jobs outlook remains uncertain.

Vancouver-Kensington NDP MLA Mable Elmore calls federal budget support for a Filipino community and cultural centre in Metro Vancouver "big news." Elmore told BC Today host Michelle Eliot there has been a decades-long wait for a...

Vancouver-Kensington NDP MLA Mable Elmore calls federal budget support for a Filipino community and cultural centre in Metro Vancouver "big news." Elmore told BC Today host Michelle Eliot there has been a decades-long wait for a...

Chief political correspondent Rosemary Barton speaks to Nick Arkle, CEO of the Gorman Group in B.C., about what support the softwood lumber sector would like to see from the upcoming emergency summit with federal and provincial ministers.

B.C. Housing has bought two plots of land in downtown Sechelt to build 60 supportive and complex care housing units, but the municipality's mayor, John Henderson, has concerns with the plan. He said the locations are problematic because...

The B.C. Supreme Court’s Cowichan decision declared that Crown and municipal fee-simple titles on a portion of land in Richmond, B.C., are “defective and invalid,” and imposed a duty on the Crown to negotiate reconciliation. The grand...

B.C. will air anti-tariff ads in some U.S. states in November, despite President Donald Trump saying he will terminate trade negotiations with Canada over similar ads out of Ontario. B.C. economic growth minister Ravi Kahlon said...

On the Coast’s Soapbox Social panelists Mo Amir and Kyla Lee weigh in on the growing unrest in the B.C. Conservative Party and the future of its leader, John Rustad.

With Prime Minister Mark Carney forecasting "austerity" and "investment" in his upcoming budget, Canadians may see some funding cuts. On the Coast financial columnist Mark Ting shares how people can prepare their personal finances and...

It's a place thought to hold the secret to not just humanity but the Earth itself.Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, Yoho National Park is home to the Burgess Shale.Considered one of the most well-preserved fossil locations in the world.CBC...

B.C. Conservative leader John Rustad insists he will stay on as leader of the B.C. Conservatives. As CBC News's Katie DeRosa reports, it comes after the party's management committee issued a letter calling for his resignation.