A Cleveland radio station show host called the 1944 song ‘very manipulative and wrong’
Honn Kao, a research scientist with the Geological Survey of Canada, said the probability is ‘very high’ that the tremors were caused by fracking
No tsunami warning is in effect for B.C., according to the government
RedeCan Pharm, an Ontario cannabis producer, issued the recall of about 900 ounces of product
Lights, inflatables and other electronic displays have increased B.C.’s power load by 15% since 2012
All five recommendations into Sgt. Pierre Lemaitre’s death involve mental health
WorkSafeBC has plenty of tips when decorating your home for the holidays
The first-of-its-kind tests involve gauging traces of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, at 15 wastewater treatment plants in Canada
Phones, radio and television stations expected to light up with emergency message
Whistler, Kimberley and Nelson saw increases in housing prices as investors look to nearby winter recreation
Canadian Mental Health Association says 2%-3% of British Columbians get seasonal affective disorder
Teara Fraser is the first Indigenous woman in Canada to start her own airline, called Iskwew Air
In case you missed it, here’s a look at the replay-worth highlights from this week across the province
Parts of B.C. remain warm, at 10 C, while others feeling chilly
70% of Canadians oppose allowing employers to make you get a sick note
The sheep are considered a species of concern because of their low population in B.C.
The DFO’s marine response team was working with the Tsawwassen First Nation to move the animal
Roughly 100 people in B.C. travel each year out of province for lower surgeries
Port Moody Const. Jordan Long and Vancouver Const. Mark Simms have been in Cuba since March
More frequent and severe storms have damaged Hydro’s electrical systems since 2013
