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Karl Lilgert had sailed past Sainty Point almost 800 times between 1990 and 2006, the corporate records manager for BC Ferries told court Monday.

VANCOUVER - Losing ground in public opinion and with little more than a week to go before the writ is dropped, British Columbia Premier Christy Clark has drawn on the spirit of the late Margaret Thatcher, promising supporters at a fundraising dinner

Premier Christy Clark is tied for the dubious distinction of least popular provincial leader, according to an Angus Reid poll released Monday.

Trailing the opposition New Democrats badly in recent polls, the sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ Liberals have purchased a half-hour of TV air time April 14 for Premier Christy Clark and supporters to plead their case to voters.

VICTORIA - sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½'s world men's curling championship reign ended Sunday after three years, but Brad Jacobs was still able to put the loss in perspective. Jacobs's Northern Ontario rink fell 8-6 to Sweden's Niklas Edin in the gold-medal game.

Despite months of legal troubles, the East End Hells Angels showed they are still around Saturday with a ride through city streets attended by close to 100 full-patch members and associates. Vancouver Police Sgt.

VANCOUVER - BC Place Stadium was awash with glitter, gold, and colourful saris as Vancouver rolled out its red carpet for some of the biggest names in Indian cinema.

VANCOUVER - An internal federal review of a decision to grant permits to a Chinese company to bring temporary foreign workers from China for its British Columbia coal mine found the company met or exceeded all requirements.

VANCOUVER - An embarrassing loss to the rival Edmonton Oilers was a wake-up call to the reeling Calgary Flames.

VICTORIA - Brad Jacobs did not have time to smell the cherry blossoms, go whale watching or visit some of Victoria's other scenic sites Friday.