Prime Minister Mark Carney says he spoke to U.S. President Donald Trump today about the Gordie Howe International Bridge after Trump threatened to prevent it from opening.

Saanich Mayor Dean Murdock will not run for re-election When Saanich residents go to the polls this fall, there will be a name noticeably missing from their municipal election ballot. Saanich Mayor Dean Murdock announced Monday night that he will not be running in the next general local elections…

The Campus of Care would include a clinic for doctors, a pharmacy, a daycare and housing for the new doctors and members of the community.

After tinkering with artificial intelligence (AI) on how to replace an empty field at Beacon Hill Park, Victoria Coun. Matt Dell is hoping the public will use AI to help create designs for the future of the city.

With less than two months before The Hub, which provides services to the homeless, closes, the city says it can't find another location.

The BC Green Party has walked away from talks for a new co-operation deal with the NDP government, saying not enough progress had been made on their key issues.

After a series of arrests and releases that sparked debate over B.C.'s bail process, the suspect will remain in jail pending trial.

A new medical clinic in Langford officially opened its doors Monday morning to West Shore patients in need of a primary physician.

There were no injuries in a vehicle fire on Sooke Road on Monday, according to West Shore RCMP.

The morning after the Seahawks became Super Bowl champions, people spent Monday trying to figure out who had won the other widely talked about competition of the night: Dueling halftime performances between Bad Bunny and conservative darling Kid Rock.

Catherine O’Hara died from a pulmonary embolism, with cancer as the underlying cause.

A new Canadian study says giving babies peanuts, eggs, fish and other common food allergens early and consistently decreases the risk they'll be allergic to them. 

Asking rent prices in Canada may be on the decline, but decreasing unit sizes means renters are still paying more per square foot, a new report says.

The Liberal who unseated Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre from his Ottawa-area riding in the last election is criticizing the government's new return-to-office policy for federal workers.

A federal union is warning of threats to public safety as employees at Transport Canada face job cuts.

British Columbia's  government is supporting a private bid to host a new international bank to finance military projects by democratic nations, with Premier David Eby calling Vancouver the "strategic choice" to host it.

BC Ferries says it has been forced to cancel multiple sailings on the Departure Bay-Horseshoe Bay route between Nanaimo and Vancouver due to mechanical problems with the Queen of Oak Bay.

Saanich Police are asking for the public's help to identify a man accused of making racist remarks and assaulting a passenger on a bus earlier this year.

The BC Green Party has announced it will not be renewing an accord with the governing NDP when it expires next month.

The federal government has announced a $6 million grant aimed at improving Canada's economic productivity through a cross-country research partnership. 

Campbell River Airport is set to welcome a new airline and a direct connection to Alberta this spring, with WestJet announcing seasonal service between Calgary and Campbell River beginning May 15.

A Vancouver-based firm that operates a mine site in Mexico where 10 workers were abducted last month says it has been told by a number of families that their relatives have been found dead.

A concert celebrating more than 300 years of Black musical history is coming to Vancouver Island this month as part of a province-wide tour for Black History Month.

Global Affairs Canada says it is "deeply concerned" by reports the Gaza War Cemetery where nearly two dozen Canadians were buried has been severely damaged or destroyed.

A 70-year-old paraglider who crashed into a steep cliff on Friday is expected to make a full recovery as more details emerge about the daring, time-critical rescue on Mount Prevost.

Family, teammates and friends spoke about the three junior hockey players before a memorial benefit game in their honour Sunday.

Puppies are increasingly being returned months after being adopted because their families haven't done training and socialization. Here's Tess van Straaten with Pet CHEK.

A pair of Vancouver Island healthcare workers have teamed up to launch Recovery Tails Society, an organization providing free pet care for those seeking mental health and addiction treatment.

Members of the Iranian community gathered in Sidney Sunday for a memorial service remembering those killed while protesting the current government regime.

The victim of a stabbing in North Cowichan this past fall is asking for the public's help as police search for new leads.

From hockey captaincy to curling struggles, here are some of Canada's moments from Sunday, Feb. 8, at the 2026 Milan Cortina Games.

Canada has rolled out its overdue whale-safe fishing gear strategy days after an endangered North Atlantic right whale, known as Division, died from entanglement after more than a month of suffering. 

Investment in Canadian commercial real estate is expected to rebound in 2026, and new analysis suggests Greater Victoria is well-positioned to benefit.

The small southern Alberta town of Stavely is set to host a benefit game Sunday evening for three junior hockey players who died last week in a highway crash.

Efforts to support forestry workers displaced by the closure of the Crofton pulp mill and the ongoing curtailment at the Chemainus sawmill are expanding, as local leaders press the federal government for clearer and more robust income supports.

Lindsey Vonn's defiant bid to win the Winter Olympic downhill at the age of 41 ended Sunday in a frightening crash that left her with a broken leg and saw her taken to safety by a rescue helicopter for the second time in nine days.

North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP is asking for the public's help to locate 34-year-old Rosemarie Harry, who was reported missing on Feb. 4.

Saanich police are warning residents to stay alert after two cougar sightings were reported overnight in the Gordon Head area.

The "B.C. Prosperity Project" held its inaugural, in-person organizational meeting in Campbell River, B.C., on Feb. 2.

Following a contentious public comment period, Islands Trust staff gave an update on the Gabriola Official Community Plan (OCP) and more context around the 200m Shoreline Buffer Zone maps at the Jan. 22 Local Trust Committee (LTC) meeting. 

The Victoria Film Festival has returned for its 32nd year, transforming the city into a global hub for cinema with over 100 films on the roster.

BC Hydro says an equipment failure has led to an outage across the Cowichan Valley, knocking out power to thousands of customers.

While the gates to Canada's oldest Chinatown will remain under construction due to delays, Lunar New Year celebrations in Victoria will not.

The City of Nanaimo is warning drivers to expect delays as it is extending the closure along Third Street next week as the year-long construction project continues.

The CRD is updating its Building Regulations Bylaw to speed up the building process, but the construction community says the proof will be in its execution.

A 24-year-old driver's license has been suspended after Oak Bay Police found alcohol in their system.

The federal government says it is making more than $1 billion available to Canada Post in the form of a repayable loan to help the beleaguered Crown corporation remain solvent and keep its services running.

Cowichan Search and Rescue called on North Shore Rescue to assist in a dramatic, high-risk rescue of an injured paraglider found unconscious on the side of a cliff near Mount Prevost Friday evening.

Kirsten Hillman hasn't written her autobiography yet, but the 57-year-old career diplomat — soon to be Canada's former ambassador to the U.S. — may already have a title picked out: "Diplomacy is a contact sport."

A West Shore store is asking the public to be cautious after 10 customers came through their doors having fallen victim to a fake jewelry scam.