The Bear Creek wildfire north of Harrison Hot Springs has reached 200 hectares in size as of Sunday (Aug. 3) morning.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for the Okanagan, Kootenays, South Thompson, Shuswap and Cariboo regions.

Less than 1 per cent of bats in B.C. are known to carry rabies; however, this is why it is important to avoid any contact.

There are plenty of individual and team sports to enjoy throughout the summer. Each weekend, plenty of people can be found ...

On the surface, trail building seems inherently disruptive. We carve paths through forests, disturb wildlife habitats, and ...

Despite being in the Prince George Fire Centre's region, a recently sparked wildfire has grown to 76 hectares, forcing an ...

There have been no changes to the evacuation alert, it remains in place. The Snaking River wildfire has more than doubled in size as its now an estimated 624 hectares.

Intense summer storm cells sidelined traffic on Highway 97 in the Central Cariboo on August 2 as a severe thunderstorm moved through the region. According to Environment Canada, hail as large as a ...

The B.C. Wildfire Service has removed the wildfire of note status from the Bear Creek fire as of Saturday morning. The fire ...

BCWS currently has 41 crew members on scene battling the blaze and assisted the Peachland Fire Department. "Please stay clear ...

The annual BC Hockey Officiating Summer School held July 31 to Aug. 4, taught 41 students aged 12 to 18 the finer points of ...

In 150 Mile House just south of Williams Lake, residents George Atamanenko and John Hoyrup stand helpless as their ...