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'Feels amazing': All-women team of scientists dominate in world rowing challenge

'Feels amazing': All-women team of scientists dominate in world rowing challenge

The all-women crew rowed 5,000 kilometres for 38 days straight across the Atlantic Ocean in the World's Toughest Row.
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Opinion: If you don’t advocate for yourself, who will?

Opinion: If you don’t advocate for yourself, who will?

'There’s a very simple reason NIMBYs get a bad rap: their tactics work'
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Maxed Out: RMOW dropped the ball on cold-weather emergency

Maxed Out: RMOW dropped the ball on cold-weather emergency

'Perhaps it wasn’t the kind of emergency the town wants to deal with. Not nearly as sexy as a volcano, eh?'
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Canadians urged to reduce carbon footprint with new tracker

Canadians urged to reduce carbon footprint with new tracker

Creators say the app is meant to be a fun way to encourage Canadians to think about their impact on climate change on a more regular basis.
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Former BC Liberal MLA loses car lease dispute with Nissan

Former BC Liberal MLA loses car lease dispute with Nissan

Ex-provincial politician lost $3,870 dispute with car company after turning in his leased vehicle early.
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Fifth guilty plea in Hells Angels-related drug conspiracy case

Fifth guilty plea in Hells Angels-related drug conspiracy case

Five men have pleaded guilty to drug trafficking and conspiracy charges for offences in Vancouver, Maple Ridge and Vernon.
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Whistler child porn possession nets conditional sentence

Whistler child porn possession nets conditional sentence

Crown prosecutor said images depicted "extremely depraved acts."
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Cap on international students poses potential threat to B.C. businesses

Cap on international students poses potential threat to B.C. businesses

Surrey Board of Trade will host a roundtable discussion next week to address concerns and possible disruptions.
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Alberta tar sands pollution up to 6,300% higher than industry reported, finds study

Alberta tar sands pollution up to 6,300% higher than industry reported, finds study

The study, led by Canadian federal scientists, adds to other research that found Alberta's oil sands were underreporting climate changing carbon emissions.
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'OMG MOV': One quarter of B.C. personalized licence plates rejected in 2023

'OMG MOV': One quarter of B.C. personalized licence plates rejected in 2023

ICBC rejected roughly 2,600 plate requests.
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