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VICTORIA — British Columbia's solicitor general says police conducting checks will only ask drivers and not their passengers whether they're travelling for non-essential reasons as part of an enforcement plan aimed at curbing the spread of COVID-19.

Once registered, they will receive a notification once they are eligible for a booking.

The hotline, which won't be delivered by police, will be a culturally-safe venue for racialized British Columbians to report racist incidents

VANCOUVER — The City of Vancouver says a tent encampment in Strathcona Park has come to a close as the majority of people who had been sleeping there have now moved into government-organized accommodations.

A representative says the SPCA has handed the breeder a $5,570.25 bill to cover boarding costs for the dozens of dachshunds that were housed by the organization over the last couple of weeks.

Cyber criminals claim in dark web post to have hundreds of gigabytes of data

VANCOUVER — An alert nephew and the co-ordinated efforts of police departments in Vancouver and England have saved an elderly woman from falling victim to an expensive scam. Vancouver police Const.

Manitoba, North Dakota working on plan to vaccinate Canadian teachers

RMOW services still down; Tuesday's council meetings cancelled

VANCOUVER — A former British Columbia cabinet minister and police chief will be the latest high-profile politician to testify today at the public inquiry into money laundering. Kash Heed, who was B.C.