Here's some good news from the local mountains for the long weekend.
Two recent rescues serve as reminders for those venturing into British Columbia's outdoors to be properly prepared.
After an unknown vandal (or group of vandals) severed the Sea to Sky Gondola’s main cable last August, crews knew that repairing the damage would be no easy feat.
The tropical species native to the coast of southern California was found on the shore of Vancouver Island earlier this month.
Watch out for poisonous mushrooms, the B.C. Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) warned today (October 28).
Things are expected to get extremely blustery in Vancouver today.
The 2019 wildfire is now behind us and with preliminary stats available, the province has good and bad news.
The mountain will be closed from October 28 to November 8.
An incident in southwestern B.C.’s Garibaldi Provincial Park means that sections of the area won’t be open to campers and hikers this week.
A man is missing after falling from a boat that was involved in a collision on September 1 on the Salmon Arm of Shuswap Lake.
Back in 2015, he challenged his much older and significantly heavier opponents, Stephen Harper and Tom Mulcair, to also climb Nature's Stairmaster.
Although the crew searched the area, they didn’t find anyone in distress.
