Highlights

Fifteen Alaskan tribes submitted a claim to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights this week saying B.C. mining is threatening their right to a healthy environment.

Jason Robert St. Anne was stabbed after an altercation near Yukon Street and West 5th Avenue.

Burnaby staff recommend mounting the 1950s neon sign on a sidewalk over Hastings Street.

Justin Liu of West Vancouver settled with the B.C. Securities Commission ahead of a lengthy hearing; the agreement includes a 10-year ban from securities market participation.

The interim logging moratorium would apply to a huge swath of B.C. caribou habitat, from the Idaho border to the Peace region. One major forestry company said it would 'undermine the future' of its mills.

Premier David Eby says fire and drought are two factors that contribute to the need for the contingency fund for spending uncertainties contained in the provincial budget presented on Thursday. 

An advocate with Burnaby For Our Kids said a class action lawsuit would put pressure on fossil fuel companies to 'take responsibility for their actions.'

Raw material seized by RCMP could have produced almost half a million pills of illicit drugs.

Lynx Air's shutdown prompted WestJet to drop its costs.

One woman's original flight cost $151 but her new one cost $372 since it was booked with another airline at the last minute.