Microplastics (particles less than 5 mm in size) are increasingly seen as a global environmental concern, having been detected in

Despite experiencing the most damaging winter storm in BC Hydro’s history last year, many British Columbians remain unprepared for storm-related

The Pattullo Bridge will be closed overnight in one direction from November 24 to December 12 for the continued installation

A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) panel has found that a B.C. resident and two B.C. companies used a Ponzi scheme to commit fraud against investors.  

The Vancouver Police Department is warning the public about a high-risk sexual offender who is now living in Vancouver.

Mere technological solutions will not save you from a cyber attack. Attackers also use social engineering, another name for plain

BC Ferries’ first two hybrid electric Island Class ferries are on their way to British Columbia. The ships departed Constanta,

As a nation, Canadians value their time off work. But are they actually taking the vacation time they’re entitled to?

While some progress has been observed since last year, a significant proportion of Canadians continue to have negative experiences with

Vancouver Police are appealing for witnesses to a suspicious fire that caused extensive damage to a South Vancouver apartment building Monday and sent one person to hospital with serious injuries.

A 27-year-old woman and 29-year-old man have been arrested and charged after fleeing in a vehicle from police in Penticton,

Anderson Joe of Duncan has been given a lifetime ban on owning animals and a 90-day suspended sentence in a case involving Teddy, an emaciated, chained dog, who was seized by BC SPCA animal protection officers in February of 2018.

Premier John Horgan has appointed Bob D’Eith, MLA for Maple Ridge-Mission, as a federal lead to advocate to Ottawa for more affordable and transparent cellphone options.

BC will force oil and gas companies in British Columbia to reveal to consumers how gas prices are set. The new changes are a result of new legislation that was introduced on Monday, Nov. 18, 2019.   

The first service of its kind in Canada, BC Children’s Hospital’s Compass program has increased access to mental health and

The RCMP’s National Division Cybercrime Investigative Team has laid charges against John Paul Revesz from Toronto for allegedly operating an

The Vancouver Park Board will begin annual slope stabilization and maintenance work in Stanley Park next week. Work on the

Canadian oil drillers have blamed punitive regulation and attacks by foreign-funded environmental groups for huge loss of foreign capital, job

A Vancouver police officer has been charged with sexual assault following an RCMP investigation into an alleged incident that occurred in the Whistler last year.

It’s time to start buckling up for taxi drivers. Taxi drivers used to be exempt from wearing seat belts under