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Bonjour, Alexa! How a virtual assistant learned to speak Canadian French

Bonjour, Alexa! How a virtual assistant learned to speak Canadian French

Adapting it to a French-Canadian audience meant ensuring it would understand local colloquialisms and pronunciations
Canada ranks 18th in the world for visa-free access for citizens

Canada ranks 18th in the world for visa-free access for citizens

Canadians can travel visa-free to 184 countries, one fewer than last year
Metro Vancouver company’s technology helps save life of Alberta hiker

Metro Vancouver company’s technology helps save life of Alberta hiker

Man uses satellite camera that monitors remote environments to send SOS
Interactive map aimed at aiding investigations into unidentified remains

Interactive map aimed at aiding investigations into unidentified remains

About 200 bodies remain unidentified since 1953
Dress code at B.C.'s legislature to be reviewed after women make short-sleeve fashion statement

Dress code at B.C.'s legislature to be reviewed after women make short-sleeve fashion statement

Current dress code policy dates back to 1980
BOOM! Britannia Mine Museum's new show sparks historyNew exhibit to launch summer 2019

BOOM! Britannia Mine Museum's new show sparks historyNew exhibit to launch summer 2019

The 93-year-old mill that is now home to the Britannia Mine Museum has some new tricks to show off. This summer, the museum is introducing BOOM!, a live-action show complete with explosions, sparks, and smoke.
Howe Sound clean-up plans underway

Howe Sound clean-up plans underway

Pitch in at Newport Beach in Squamish on Sunday, April 14
B.C. transgender woman wins discrimination suit

B.C. transgender woman wins discrimination suit

Christian activist ordered to pay $35,000 in discrimination award, fine
B.C. asks feds to back potential public inquiry into money laundering

B.C. asks feds to back potential public inquiry into money laundering

B.C. Attorney General David Eby and federal Minister of Border Security and Organized Crime Reduction Bill Blair say they're on the same page in tackling the problem
B.C. legislature committee tackles ride-hailing areas, fares, licences, supply

B.C. legislature committee tackles ride-hailing areas, fares, licences, supply

VICTORIA — An all-party committee examining ride-hailing regulations in British Columbia recommends few restrictions when it comes to boundaries, fares, and supplies of vehicles and drivers.