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B.C. woman awarded $5.37M in gardening accident case

B.C. woman awarded $5.37M in gardening accident case

Sharlene Gustafson of Abbotsford suffered major injuries following a farm vehicle accident in July 2019. "The consequences have been terrible," the judge said in his ruling.
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B.C. researchers say genomic data can improve pandemic modelling

B.C. researchers say genomic data can improve pandemic modelling

Genomic data can "give us information over time about what's changing."
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Opinion: Now is the dead season of our discontent

Opinion: Now is the dead season of our discontent

'The general tone outside is drab and wet, and inside the office dogs are all donning sweaters.'
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Lieutenant governor formally asks David Eby to form government

Lieutenant governor formally asks David Eby to form government

B.C. Lt.-Gov. Janet Austin formally asked premier-designate David Eby to confirm he had the confidence the house and then asked him to form government.
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How privacy policies enveloped the world

How privacy policies enveloped the world

Privacy, or the lack of it, has infiltrated every aspect of modern life.
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Maxed Out: A brief history of the Witch Games, just in time for Halloween

Maxed Out: A brief history of the Witch Games, just in time for Halloween

Which witch is best?
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The best horror movies of 2022 so far, according to critics

The best horror movies of 2022 so far, according to critics

Mom, can you pick me up? I'm scared.
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Work and the epidemic of men’s depression

Work and the epidemic of men’s depression

A new Canadian survey paints a grim picture of a sometimes deadly crisis in men’s mental health.
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B.C. should plan to suck carbon out of the atmosphere now, says report

B.C. should plan to suck carbon out of the atmosphere now, says report

"Can we achieve it? Well, it's not too late yet."
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Watch: B.C. braces for atmospheric rivers — but don't panic yet, say experts

Watch: B.C. braces for atmospheric rivers — but don't panic yet, say experts

People in low-lying areas are being told to prepare for possible flooding.
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