Residents have been asked to temporarily stop using washing machines, dishwashers and sprinklers after a weekend apartment fire forced firefighters to draw heavily from the community's water supply.

The fires, all believed to be human-caused, mark the beginning of what the province warns could be a difficult weekend due to elevated temperatures and high winds throughout B.C., with officials ...

The BC Wildfire Service and municipal fire crews have also been deployed to deal with a new fire just outside Fort St. John. 1:44 Good and bad news on B.C.’s drought, wildfire and freshet ...

The 100-million-year-old fossilized footprints were found at sites at both Tumbler Ridge, BC, and northwestern Alberta. Skip to main content. Your source for the latest research news.

The LatestResidents of Fort St. John who were evacuated Thursday evening have been allowed to return to their homes.Cell and internet service has been restored in Tumbler Ridge.Officials are warning ...

Researchers discovered new ankylosaur footprints in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, revealing a dinosaur species never-before-seen in North America.

Researchers discovered new ankylosaur footprints in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, revealing a dinosaur species never-before-seen in North America.

More than two decades ago in the small town of Tumbler Ridge, nestled in the Canadian Rockies, two young boys found dinosaur tracks. They were discovered in 2000, and Charles Helm, scientific ...

The BC Wildfire Service says an out-of-control blaze that has triggered evacuation orders near Kelly Lake in the province's northeast is growing in the community's direction.

Uncontained wildfires are raging in the mountainous areas of Greenville and Pickens County. The fires started Saturday in the Permission Ridge area and Table Rock State Park, prompting evacuations.

Crews are battling a pair of out of control wildfires in northeastern B.C., one of which has knocked out phone and internet service in Tumbler Ridge.

Researchers discovered new ankylosaur footprints in Tumbler Ridge, Canada, revealing a dinosaur species never-before-seen in North America.