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Crankworx Whistler wraps ‘world’s largest mountain biking family reunion’

Crankworx Whistler wraps ‘world’s largest mountain biking family reunion’

After a two-year absence, Crankworx returns to its former glory in its home resort
Carving a new path forward through the SLCC’s Community Reconciliation Canoe

Carving a new path forward through the SLCC’s Community Reconciliation Canoe

‘I think this is a start, a beginning of Truth and Reconciliation, to tell our story of what happened to us’: Master Carver Chief Ray Natraoro
Metro Vancouver heat wave a risk to seniors, vulnerable people

Metro Vancouver heat wave a risk to seniors, vulnerable people

Check in on each other today, as inland highs could reach up to 35 C.
Foldable pre-fabricated housing pops up on the Sunshine Coast

Foldable pre-fabricated housing pops up on the Sunshine Coast

Rohe Homes, a Vancouver-based start up, unveiled their first model in Sechelt
Are B.C.'s public universities, colleges considering a mandatory Indigenous Studies course?

Are B.C.'s public universities, colleges considering a mandatory Indigenous Studies course?

Earlier this month, an East Coast university made an Indigenous Studies course a mandatory graduation requirement.
Opinion: Should Whistler make transit free forever?

Opinion: Should Whistler make transit free forever?

'The mountain is high, the valley is low...'
Opinion: The rise of ‘Dr. Google’: The risks of self-diagnosis and searching symptoms online

Opinion: The rise of ‘Dr. Google’: The risks of self-diagnosis and searching symptoms online

Searching symptoms online has become so common there is a name for the condition of health anxiety induced by self-diagnosis on the internet: Cyberchondria.
The unique family dynamic: children ‘language brokering’ for their immigrant parents

The unique family dynamic: children ‘language brokering’ for their immigrant parents

When children move to Canada with their parents who don't speak English, they are often required to act as interpreters, both in language and culture.
Artificial intelligence could make our food safer — but at what cost?

Artificial intelligence could make our food safer — but at what cost?

Food recalls can be seriously harmful — or even deadly — to consumers and the economy. But artificial intelligence could change all of that.
Whale of a time: Pod of orcas puts on show for delighted Vancouverites

Whale of a time: Pod of orcas puts on show for delighted Vancouverites

"Orcas putting on a show in English Bay!" Watch a video of the whales making a splash.