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The report, which described wildlife and human habitat blurring during the flood, found 59 substances exceeded pan-Canadian environmental quality guidelines, and in some cases, concentrations grew as flood waters receded.

The Canada Border Services Agency seized thousands of weapons and some of them are very peculiar.

Higher housing costs coupled with more expensive child care and groceries have resulted in a higher living wage in many B.C. communities.

Several million invested to support tech advancement.

Can items be removed from your luggage without someone telling you?

A shark expert from B.C.'s Simon Fraser University has helped create a tool to measure the biodiversity of the ocean's biggest predatory fish, and conversely, their risk of extinction.

Statistics Canada attributes the productivity gain to the lifting of public health measures this past spring.

Dr. Sanjiv Gandhi, a pediatric heart surgeon at B.C. Children’s Hospital, says children across the country have had a significant increase in viral infections, with some requiring hospitalization

Christmas tree farms are vanishing — from 500 a decade ago to about 400 now — as owners retire and sell off their land, while supplies are also being hit hard by extreme weather

"Anybody with lungs can get lung cancer," said Shannon Gall.