Skip to content
Join our Newsletter

Must Reads

'It doesn't make sense': B.C. man feels left out to dry by government after slow pace of vaccine injury assessment

'It doesn't make sense': B.C. man feels left out to dry by government after slow pace of vaccine injury assessment

Recovery for Julian Scholefield is slow, but still progressing. He is still in a wheelchair and still paralyzed
Read more >
B.C. mother, daughter denied claim for euthanized puppy's vet care

B.C. mother, daughter denied claim for euthanized puppy's vet care

Honey the puppy had a genetic condition called renal dysplasia.
Read more >
$6.6 million for a baseball card? Here are 10 of the most valuable cards of all time

$6.6 million for a baseball card? Here are 10 of the most valuable cards of all time

Which card ultimately now stands as the most valuable of all time?
Read more >
Bobcat visits B.C. neighbourhood on back-to-back days

Bobcat visits B.C. neighbourhood on back-to-back days

West Kelowna resident Liz Champion says she was surprised to find a bobcat at the front of her door when she checked her security camera on Saturday. "My doorbell camera alerted me on the phone. A bobcat... we have never seen one.
Read more >
Who gets to fish for B.C. salmon in the future?

Who gets to fish for B.C. salmon in the future?

Who will remain on the water with access to salmon as the federal government reshapes the industry?
Read more >
This B.C. sponge could hold a secret to treating COVID-19

This B.C. sponge could hold a secret to treating COVID-19

Three natural compounds collected off the B.C. and Newfoundland coasts have been found to have COVID-19-blocking powers in a discovery that could protect against future pandemics.
Read more >
Updated: Squamish RCMP say missing Britannia Beach man has been located

Updated: Squamish RCMP say missing Britannia Beach man has been located

RCMP are no longer looking for Ryosuke Motoike.
Read more >
B.C. repair shop loses man's boat

B.C. repair shop loses man's boat

The B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal didn't buy the argument that Wayne Dauncey abandoned his boat to file an insurance claim.
Read more >
B.C. announces incentives to get more nurses working

B.C. announces incentives to get more nurses working

Coverage of application and assessment fees for internationally trained nurses, bursaries for those who return to practice, and faster processing are all part of a package unveiled Monday to address the nursing shortage.
Read more >
The big case for tiny shelters in B.C.

The big case for tiny shelters in B.C.

More communities are investing in tiny shelters as the province looks to create temporary solutions for people experiencing homelessness.
Read more >