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Anonymous video prompts ministry to investigate B.C. slaughterhouse

Anonymous video prompts ministry to investigate B.C. slaughterhouse

Legal complaint alleges workers at a Chilliwack, B.C., slaughterhouse illegally mutilated and injured still conscious pigs.
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Mario Canseco: Three-quarters of British Columbians support speed-on-green cameras

Mario Canseco: Three-quarters of British Columbians support speed-on-green cameras

Survey reveals public approval for automated speed enforcement and slower residential speeds remains high across the province
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B.C. wingsuit base jumper died in Squamish 'doing what she loved'

B.C. wingsuit base jumper died in Squamish 'doing what she loved'

Family and friends are sharing memories of the accomplished woman who was well known in the BASE jumping community.
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'Best job I've ever had': Bubbly B.C. crossing guard brings joy to all who walk with him

'Best job I've ever had': Bubbly B.C. crossing guard brings joy to all who walk with him

Terrence Pitts, who's been on the job for six years, says bringing smiles to people's faces is a highlight of the gig.
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'Media multitasking' might be fuelling long-term forgetfulness and attention lapses

'Media multitasking' might be fuelling long-term forgetfulness and attention lapses

Those who think they're effectively multitasking are actually doing more things poorly.
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Bogus nurse left traumatized victims distrusting B.C. medical system

Bogus nurse left traumatized victims distrusting B.C. medical system

Brigitte Cleroux has pleaded guilty to multiple charges of assault, fraud, impersonating a nurse and forgery in connection with cases at BC Women's Hospital, a dentist’s office and a Vancouver Island clinic.
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How to stop spending money: 7 strategies to curb overspending

How to stop spending money: 7 strategies to curb overspending

There is no set amount that equals too much spending. Rather, it occurs when spending negatively impacts your financial and personal life.
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Swift's daily impact on Vancouver may have exceeded 2010 Games, says industry figure

Swift's daily impact on Vancouver may have exceeded 2010 Games, says industry figure

Taylor Swift's three-night run at BC Place, closing out the pop star's global Eras Tour, generated daily economic impact for Vancouver that could rival the 2010 Olympics and smashed data streaming records, industry figures say.
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State memorial for former B.C. premier Horgan open to the public, requires tickets

State memorial for former B.C. premier Horgan open to the public, requires tickets

VICTORIA — Anyone wishing to attend the upcoming provincial state memorial service for former premier John Horgan is being asked to reserve free tickets.
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Feds send $148 million to B.C. in disaster recovery funds for floods, wildfires

Feds send $148 million to B.C. in disaster recovery funds for floods, wildfires

B.C. saw more than 4,000 wildfires in two years.
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