British Columbia - CBC News

Skip to Main Content Accessibility Help

Video
1:53
U.S. tariffs to hit communities in Fraser Valley the hardest
Video
8:15
Former B.C. cabinet minister describes being 'dumped on the political trash heap'
Video
13:45
Former foreign minister says that Canada should redefine itself in face of U.S. threats
Video
2:24
Conservative leader reacts to U.S. tariffs and comments on Canada’s response
Video
1:58
Canadian forestry faces 'massive threat' from double whammy of tariffs and new duties

B.C. government 'really in a bind' as budget aims for flexibility amid tariff uncertainty

B.C. government 'really in a bind' as budget aims for flexibility amid tariff uncertainty

Province says it is constrained by trade war between U.S. and Canada

6 hours ago

B.C. budget pushes deficit to $10.9 billion

January 1, 1970

What B.C. is spending to help improve community safety

January 1, 1970

New legislative session comes at 'most consequential time' in B.C. history since WW II: throne speech

January 1, 1970

B.C. budget pushes deficit to $10.9 billion

1 day ago

2:31

B.C. cancels $1,000 grocery rebate and pauses hiring over Trump's tariff threats

January 1, 1970

U.S. tariffs on Canada are now in effect. How will they affect B.C.?

January 1, 1970

Man with history of violence, mental health issues, charged after Vancouver police officer's leg slashed

The Vancouver Police Department says an officer is recovering after being slashed in the leg while patrolling the Downtown Eastside on Tuesday night. Premier David Eby was asked if involuntary care could have prevented the violence.

Canada British Columbia 1 hour ago

Magnitude 3.9 earthquake 'lightly felt' in Victoria

A magnitude 3.9 earthquake was recorded around 60 kilometres south of Victoria on Wednesday, officials said, in what is the latest quake to be felt in southwest B.C. over the last two weeks.

Canada British Columbia 3 hours ago

U.S.-eh? Who are the Canadians who would support a 51st state?

U.S. President Donald Trump's consistent coercion tactics about the 51st state have angered many Canadians but it’s also speaking to a small group for a variety of reasons, say analysts.

More than 100 arrested in Canada-wide child exploitation operation, police say

Police say they have made more than 100 arrests and laid more than 300 charges in a major national child exploitation operation.

Canada 4 hours ago

Transition process to replace Justin Trudeau is quietly underway

The next Liberal leader is scheduled to be announced on March 9. Behind the scenes, work to prepare the transition has already begun.

Politics March 5

'We are Canadian': 25 years later, Joe Canadian is back with a new patriotic video

Canada 3 hours ago

Court appearance delayed for husband of homicide victim Trina Hunt

Canada British Columbia 2 hours ago

U.S. tariffs on Canada are now in effect. How will they affect B.C.?

Canada British Columbia March 4

Why you might not get an earthquake alert during an emergency

3-year-old child 3rd pedestrian fatality in Chilliwack, B.C., in just over 2 weeks

Canada British Columbia 1 hour ago

3 years after B.C. village's resident peacocks disappeared, new sightings have locals talking

Canada British Columbia March 5

Quesnel, B.C., mayor wins lawsuit against city after residential school book controversy

Canada British Columbia 6 hours ago

Trump grants 1-month exemption for U.S. automakers from new tariffs on imports from Mexico, Canada

Canada Windsor 1 hour ago

Avalanche buries at least 3 skiers near Anchorage, Alaska, officials say

Canada North 8 hours ago

Canada, U.S. discussing potential tariff exemptions after White House prompts trade chaos

Add some “good” to your morning and evening.

Never miss a special event or contest! Subscribe to CBC Vancouver's Inbox.

CBC In Your Community

Live Radio

CBC Listen

Featured

Featured Video

now

Featured Video - 10 videos

More on CBC News

Tories reject former B.C. cabinet minister Mike de Jong as federal election candidate

News Canada British Columbia March 5

Angry, betrayed and anxious: Canadians react to Trump's tariffs and annexation threat

News Canada British Columbia March 4

The trade war is here. You'll notice it at the grocery store first

News Business 7 hours ago

Steep international tuition fees may prevent Ukrainian teen refugee from attending university

News Canada British Columbia March 4

Defending Brier champion Gushue beats Kevin Koe in extra end to secure playoff berth

Sports Olympics Winter Sports Curling 3 hours ago

B.C. Para skier Natalie Wilkie earns silver at nordic world championships in Norway

Sports Paralympics Winter Sports 8 hours ago

Do I need a measles vaccine dose? What to know

News 8 hours ago

The world has moved on. But those who lost loved ones to COVID-19 feel stuck in time

Jay Ingram's latest book tackles our most frequently asked questions about pets — read an excerpt now

Jacobs, McEwen, Gushue post victories to remain unbeaten at Brier in Kelowna

Sports Olympics Winter Sports Curling March 5

Shelter-in-place order lifted with 1 in custody, Langley RCMP say

News Canada British Columbia March 5

Deadly Surrey, B.C., shooting and subsequent car fire in Delta are connected, police say

News Canada British Columbia March 4

Tell us what you think

Complete a short survey to share your opinions on local news. Help us improve

now