UPDATE APRIL 1:

The Lilli continues to bloom in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.

Days after winning her division at the International Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Federation’s Pans event in Florida, Vernon’s Lillian (Lilli) Marchand fought on the undercard of WNO (Who’s Number One) 32, a one-night event in Austin, TX.

Marchand, making her WNO debut, scored a...

A letter from B.C.’s three most prominent Indigenous organizations is circulating among provincial First Nations leaders that urges them to oppose the province’s efforts to amend the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act (DRIPA) and says the government is “backtracking” on reconciliation

“The process by which these amendments have been generated has provi...

A skier died in Rogers Pass on Monday afternoon after a loose-snow avalanche caused them to tumble 600 metres down a mountain, Parks Canada has shared.

According to a fatal incident report posted by the federal agency via Avalanche Canada, the skier was descending with three other backcountry users March 30 down the northeast face of Swiss Peak in Glacier National Park...

After community members in Tumbler Ridge found firearms that had been destroyed by the RCMP, rumours spread suggesting they were connected to the recent tragedy in February.

However, Tumbler Ridge RCMP are informing residents that firearms are disposed of as part of routine operations, and none of the firearms seized during investigations that took place between 2016 a...

Hundreds of anglers in the Sooke region will soon have more opportunities to cast a line, as the Freshwater Fisheries Society of B.C. stocked thousands of rainbow trout into local lakes on Tuesday (March 31).

Crews released catchable-sized fish into Kemp, Matheson and Poirier lakes as part of the province’s spring stocking program, aimed at supporting recreational fish...