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What Canadian travellers need to know about the new sex law in this popular destination

What Canadian travellers need to know about the new sex law in this popular destination

Some local travellers are reconsidering plans.
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Canada calls for more help to plant two billion trees

Canada calls for more help to plant two billion trees

The federal program has backed tree planting at more than 500 sites across Canada. Now, it's looking to expand contracts in a push to absorb atmospheric carbon, improve health and guard against extreme heat and flooding.
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Court finds Squamish pub liable for wrongful dismissal damages

Court finds Squamish pub liable for wrongful dismissal damages

The Shady Tree Pub is liable for wrongful dismissal damages to ex-general manager for ‘breach of the employment contract,’ according to judge.
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B.C.'s health-care wait times not the worst in Canada, says study

B.C.'s health-care wait times not the worst in Canada, says study

The longest wait times are believed to be in the Maritimes.
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Confirmed child flu deaths to be posted weekly, says Henry

Confirmed child flu deaths to be posted weekly, says Henry

Six child and youth flu deaths have been recorded so far this season, including one involving a child younger than five, three who were between five and nine, and two between 15 and 19.
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B.C. buyers move away from luxury vehicles, toward electric, suggests report

B.C. buyers move away from luxury vehicles, toward electric, suggests report

More economical vehicles like the Honda Civic have gained in popularity with EV vehicles, says a new report. But the Ford F-150 remains the most popular, both in B.C. and across Canada.
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Canadians worried about a recession in 2023, says poll

Canadians worried about a recession in 2023, says poll

Concern over holiday spending is also high.
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Photos: Countries spending the most on their militaries

Photos: Countries spending the most on their militaries

Prestige and power go hand-in-hand with royal titles.
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Canadians have fewer paid vacation days than other countries, survey shows

Canadians have fewer paid vacation days than other countries, survey shows

In countries like France, employees have 30 days of paid annual leave.
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Opinion: 5 senses? In fact, architects say there are 7 ways we perceive our environments

Opinion: 5 senses? In fact, architects say there are 7 ways we perceive our environments

Stimuli such as light and shadow and our perception of the passage of time matter to architects interested in the branch of philosophy known as phenomenology.
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