A driver is lucky to escape injury after the car he was driving became submerged in a ditch.

On Tuesday, the mayor of Hudson’s Hope expressed frustration with Northern Health’s website, which provides status updates on emergency department closures.

With Northern Health’s inability to attract enough new health-care workers in the past five years, the MLA for Peace River North is calling on the provincial government to scrap health authorities like Northern Health and return to a system of 52 regional boards with local representation.

A man with a long a criminal history has been sentenced to jail for a sexual assault.

Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will suspend the excise fuel tax on gasoline and diesel until Labour Day as the Iran war sends energy costs surging.

The South Peace District Crime Prevention Association is hosting a crime symposium in Dawson Creek.

The president of the Métis Nation of British Columbia has been removed from office after an independent investigation and recommendation from former B.C. Supreme Court Judge Wally Oppal.

An RCMP detachment in B.C. is warning the public against showing up at a local police station if they have firearms they want to relinquish under the federal buyback program.

A Calgary-based natural gas company has been handed a $182,282.38 penalty from WorkSafeBC, after a Prince George, B.C., refinery worker was sprayed by hot oil while on the job.

Documents show the volume of gas flared at the LNG Canada plant on British Columbia’s north coast between October and January far surpassed what its permit allows.

FORT NELSON, B.C. – Two Northeast B.C. First Nations are teaming up to host former NHL star Jordin Tootoo next week for a community Q&A and a screening of his powerful new documentary. 

British Columbia’s latest snow survey and water supply bulletin says the provincial average snowpack is sitting at about 92 per cent of what’s considered normal, an improvement over the 79 per cent average at the same time last year.