Highlights

After 2021's scorching summer heat, BC Hydro recommends moving away from power-sucking AC units.

These Indigenous TikTokers are using their platform to educate mainstream Canadians on Indigenous culture

Newcomers were already facing financial, personal, and health struggles in rural Canada before the pandemic. Now, they are worse off, the authors argue, not least of all because of the lack of settlement services available to them in these regions

B.C.'s top doc says specifics are being worked out with each regulatory college.

The poll found 40% of Canadian office workers would abandon their jobs under a back-to-office mandate.

Xin Ying Zhou of Surrey, convicted of animal cruelty relating to cats and dogs in her care, had her appeal dismissed in B.C. Supreme Court.

A North Vancouver couple want to know how things could have gone so wrong with their baby son's birth, leading to their terrible loss.

A Vancouver man who was suffering schizophrenic delusions at the time killed his best friend after believing the friend had poisoned his milk.

Not only are you sacred to me, you are sacred to the land. We are both connected to our lands through our bodies, and because of that we are siblings.

Even with agencies onboard to help Ukrainian refugees, worries abound about how the much needed humanitarian effort is going to impact the two million applications trapped in a massive backlog Immigration Canada is struggling to clear.