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More than a dozen puppies and seven chickens allegedly living in substandard conditions were recently seized from an Interior breeder, the BC SPCA says.

British Columbias police watchdog will be investigating after three people were seriously hurt in a crash involving an all-terrain vehicle that officers had tried to stop minutes before.

B.C.s top doctor has previously said increased supply will allow the timeline for second doses of COVID-19 vaccines to be moved up.

The mother and sisters of an Okanagan woman whose death remains a mystery have filed a lawsuit against two former RCMP officers they say were involved in the case.

Vancouver police said they were called to the beach around 4:30 p.m. for a report of two men fighting.

A recently certified class-action lawsuit over use of medical equipment says the device was used at five B.C. hospitals, including BC Childrens.

A special weather statement from Environment Canada says the region could see isolated thunderstorms throughout the day Thursday.

When divers dipped below the surface of Burrard Inlet at Lonsdale Quay last week, they were a little surprised by what they found.

British Columbians will get another COVID-19 update Thursday with the top health officials in the province revealing the latest local case counts.

Over the past week, just six B.C. stores posted exposure notices.