B.C. News Pulse: Cyberattack, Doctor Shortage, and Campaign Heat
Top B.C. stories include a cyberattack, doctor shortage, and election pressure.
Burnaby School District cyberattack disrupts phone and internet services
Burnaby School District cyberattack disrupts phones, WiFi and printing services
Get the latest on restoration progress and what officials say about student data
1.2 Million British Columbians Still Lack a Family Doctor
British Columbia family doctor shortage persists as 1.26M still lack care
See what B.C.'s latest policies changed and why access gaps remain across the province
About 40 calves die in fire at B.C. dairy stop D Dutchmen Dairy
D Dutchmen Dairy fire devastates Sicamous farm after overnight blaze
About 40 calves died as the family assesses losses and the shop stays closed
B.C. sees rising interest in rural travel this fall, Airbnb data shows
Local B.C. trips are surging as Airbnb sees stronger rural destination interest.
Explore Haida Gwaii, Powell River and more while supporting small communities.
B.C. NDP targets Trump trade war in day 3 campaign events
BC NDP trade policy to prioritize B.C. and Canadian materials on projects
See how Eby’s procurement plan could shape major infrastructure work
Prince George council delays decision on new hockey rink and arts centre
Prince George downtown rink plan faces delay as council stalls a key vote
Postelection decision could reshape the arena and arts centre—read what’s next
Raccoon euthanized after trapping incident in Langley
Raccoon leghold trap incident in Langley raises wildlife cruelty concerns
Report the tip to protect animals and help identify who set the trap
Tumbler Ridge cancels Halloween fireworks after community feedback
Tumbler Ridge Halloween fireworks pause this year after community concerns
Family event replaces fireworks, offering a safer way to gather and celebrate