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B.C. Shriners suing dead treasurer's estate for $81,000

B.C. Shriners suing dead treasurer's estate for $81,000

The philanthropic organization is suing the estate of a former treasurer for embezzlement.
BC Ferries fuel surcharge going up June 1 due to record gas prices

BC Ferries fuel surcharge going up June 1 due to record gas prices

The dollar amount of the increase will vary depending on the route and the fare chosen.
Opinion: Academic freedom can't be separated from responsibility

Opinion: Academic freedom can't be separated from responsibility

When speakers seek to responsibly disseminate knowledge they must be aware of their audience and how what they are saying may resonate.
Opinion: Climate change is altering the seasonal rhythm of plant life-cycle events

Opinion: Climate change is altering the seasonal rhythm of plant life-cycle events

As the climate continues to change, we need to be aware of plant phenology and think about how these shifts may directly affect our lives and businesses.
Opinion: Once the slick is gone: New tool helps scientists monitor chronic oil in Arctic wildlife

Opinion: Once the slick is gone: New tool helps scientists monitor chronic oil in Arctic wildlife

ToxChips study the changes in the DNA of animals exposed to contaminants, like those found in oil spills.
Father cycles 255 grueling kilometres to heal

Father cycles 255 grueling kilometres to heal

"That’s the only thing I could think about – praying to my daughter.”
The joy and pain of language revitalization

The joy and pain of language revitalization

“When it comes to language revitalization, there are so many emotions that flow through your mind as you’re relearning your language.”
St. John Ambulance encouraging British Columbians to learn how to respond to mental health emergencies

St. John Ambulance encouraging British Columbians to learn how to respond to mental health emergencies

According to a 2022 poll done by Angus Reid Institute Survey and CBC, 54 per cent of Canadians said their mental health worsened during COVID-19
Pandemic paves way for new B.C. car-share programs — including renting out your vehicle

Pandemic paves way for new B.C. car-share programs — including renting out your vehicle

The cost to rent a car in Canada skyrocketed by nearly 32% in 2021. A handful of start-ups are rising up to challenge an old business model — from Tesla-curious car shares to a new way for people to rent out their own vehicle.
'It's hell on earth': Father pleads for answers in disappearance of Langley man

'It's hell on earth': Father pleads for answers in disappearance of Langley man

A $10,000 reward is being offered by the family for answers.