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British Columbia Premier David Eby criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney for excluding B.C. from pipeline discussions involving Alberta and Saskatchewan. Eby insists that B.C. and Coastal First Nations must be included in future negotiations, emphasizing the potential economic risks posed by the proposed pipeline.
Officers from the British Columbia Conservation Officer Service captured a grizzly bear near Bella Coola after a recent attack that injured three students and a teacher. The BCCOS remains uncertain if the captured bear was involved and plans to relocate it after fitting a GPS sensor. Authorities will continue efforts to capture other bears believed to be responsible for the attack.
Sarah Perrin, a disabled single mother in a subsidized BC Housing unit, struggles with severe issues including cockroach infestations, mould, and repeated flooding. Despite reporting these problems, she feels neglected by housing authorities and worries for her children's health.
North Shore Rescue has suspended the search for 84-year-old Won Kil Kim, who has been missing on Grouse Mountain since November 16. Despite extensive efforts, no clues or signs of Kim have been found, prompting officials to halt active searching until new information emerges.
B.C. Premier David Eby criticized Conservative MLA John Rustad for engaging in discussions with Alberta's premier about a proposed pipeline, which Eby claims does not exist. Eby emphasized the importance of the existing oil tanker ban on B.C.'s northern coast, asserting it supports a $1.7 billion economy and thousands of jobs. Rustad countered Eby's claims, accusing him of exaggerating the pipeline's potential impact.
Cambie Street in Vancouver ranks as the 20th coolest street in the world, according to Time Out magazine. The street has transformed from a quiet area into a vibrant culinary and cultural hub, featuring murals, galleries, and indie shops. Sherbrook Street West in Montreal also made the list, coming in at number 5.
Whistler Blackcomb Resort opened its first ski run of the season, Wishbone, on Blackcomb Mountain. Senior Patrol Manager Adam Mercer advised skiers to remain cautious due to limited terrain and potential hazards outside the ski area. The resort aims to expand operations and celebrate its upcoming 60th anniversary in January 2026.
A new study reveals that consumers waste significant amounts of food due to misunderstanding date labels. Researchers suggest that ignoring these labels could lead to substantial savings on grocery bills. The findings highlight the need for clearer labeling to reduce food waste.
The Vancouver Canucks lost 4-2 to the Dallas Stars despite a strong performance, falling to 9-11-2 for the season. Defenceman Tyler Myers expressed disappointment at the missed opportunities, particularly during a crucial five-on-three power play. The team struggles at home continue, with only one win in their last six games at Rogers Arena.
Grizzly bear attacks are on the rise in British Columbia, highlighted by a recent incident that injured 11 individuals near Bella Coola. The B.C. Wildlife Federation attributes this increase to the 2017 ban on grizzly hunting, which they argue has led to more conflicts between humans and bears. Experts warn that without reinstating science-based wildlife management, these confrontations will continue to escalate.