A B.C. provincial court judge will rule Monday on whether or not TV news cameras will be allowed into his courtroom to record trials for Stanley Cup rioters.

B.C.'s police complaint commissioner is appealing a B.C. Supreme Court ruling that prevented an inquiry into the beating of a man by two Vancouver police officers.

Former B.C. premier Gordon Campbell, now Canada's high commissioner to Great Britain, says this country is uniquely positioned for a trade agreement with the European Community.

The federal minister of fisheries has no discretion when it comes to protecting the critical habitat of B.C.'s southern resident killer whales, the Federal Court of Appeal has ruled.

RCMP say they may never know what caused an SUV carrying five people from Prince George, B.C., to crash head-on into a semi-trailer five kilometres outside McLeese Lake on Thursday.

A crane tipped off its tracks on the Port Mann bridge construction project east of Vancouver on Friday morning and dropped a segment of the bridge into the Fraser River.

A teen convicted of emailing pictures of an alleged rape at a rave in Pitt Meadows, B.C., that were eventually posted by others on Facebook has been sentenced to 12 months probation for distributing obscene material.

The RCMP is asking the editor of the Osoyoos Times to correct or retract an editorial that alleges he was disrespected and humiliated by a local RCMP officer.

An investigation into a fiery plane crash in Richmond has found the pilot lost control of the plane moments before the crash, but there was no loss of power or mechanical failure.

Mexico has sent its minister of tourism to Vancouver to try to win back the confidence of B.C. sun-seekers made wary by recent violence against Canadians.

Henrik and Daniel Sedin both scored against Minnesota for the first time in their careers to lead the Vancouver Canucks to a 5-2 win over the Wild on Thursday night. Henrik played in his 553rd consecutive game, the second-longest active streak in the NHL.

Former B.C. premier Bill Vander Zalm has been found liable of defaming the province's one-time conflict of interest commissioner Ted Hughes and ordered to pay $60,000.

A senior RCMP officer will lose 10 days pay for misusing an RCMP squad car and his telephone while carrying on a sexual affair with a subordinate.

The International Luge Federation (FIL) is arguing that the British Columbia Information and Privacy Commissioner should refuse to release documents about the Whistler Sliding Centre where a 20-year-old Georgian luger was killed at the 2010 Winter Olympics.

A family of four were among those killed when an SUV collided head-on with a semi-trailer outside the town of McLeese Lake, B.C., the Prince George Citizen reports.