Must Reads

Ever wonder why your dog is constantly sniffing everything? It turns out they depend on their nose a lot more than humans depend on theirs. Even without sight, a new study has proven a dog can live a fairly normal life.

As B.C. works through the seventh COVID-19 wave, older Canadians have growing concerns about catching the virus.

With a difficult rental market and high demand, the Better Business Bureau anticipates a rise in rental scams.

Openings surge for work in passport offices, airlines, customs kiosks and security lines

B.C.'s coastline is abundant with kelp, a seaweed that sequesters carbon as it grows. But while several companies are eagerly devising their plans to sink this carbon to the ocean floor, researchers are saying there's still a gap in the scientific information that needs to be filled.

A man claimed his failed breathalyzer reading was a result of "mouth alcohol" syndrome.

A black bear took a poop in her car and destroyed the entire inside.

Policymakers can boost outdoor education by integrating it into strategies to enhance both student and teacher well-being and equity.

Researchers find as little as $20 million per year could help give a number of Fraser River salmon populations a decent chance of a healthy future. The window for action, however, is closing.

There is a need for nuanced discussions around the role of fisheries subsidies — even those that may be nominally harmful — to avoid further inequity and marginalization of small-scale fishers.