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B.C. scientist discovers carbon space molecule, a clue to origins of life

B.C. scientist discovers carbon space molecule, a clue to origins of life

The discovery of the 1-cyanopyrene carbon molecule was made in the Taurus molecular cloud, a star nursery that offers clues to the formation of our solar system.
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Buyer’s market emerges in Vancouver luxury real estate, says top brokerage

Buyer’s market emerges in Vancouver luxury real estate, says top brokerage

Sales over $4 million fell 13% this past summer, according to Sotheby’s.
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$300 move-in fee 'not reasonable' if no furniture, B.C. tribunal tells strata

$300 move-in fee 'not reasonable' if no furniture, B.C. tribunal tells strata

A Vancouver strata was ordered to drop the move-in fee from $300 to $150 if no furniture is involved.
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Pandemic custom couch creation lands B.C. couple on Dragons' Den

Pandemic custom couch creation lands B.C. couple on Dragons' Den

At first, the thought of running a furniture business was "absolutely crazy."
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Furstenau talks to Eby but not Rustad amid possible balance-of-power role for Greens

Furstenau talks to Eby but not Rustad amid possible balance-of-power role for Greens

Green Leader Sonia Furstenau didn’t rule out working with the Conservatives, but made it clear in a Wednesday news conference that she’s not impressed with Rustad’s leadership so far
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Costs of protest camp at UVic topped $1 million

Costs of protest camp at UVic topped $1 million

Protesters set up camp on May 1 amid a wave of similar protests on North American post-secondary campuses in response to the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza
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Adrian Raeside cartoon: Waiting for the results of the B.C. election

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Waiting for the results of the B.C. election

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Driver of loader who was shot in head by officer sues RCMP

Driver of loader who was shot in head by officer sues RCMP

Davin Cochrane, who was shot by police on March 28, 2023, after a chase that ended in Evans Park in Duncan, says police used “excessive, unjustifiable force”
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Greens could be tie-breakers on B.C. climate policy

Greens could be tie-breakers on B.C. climate policy

There are two big policy areas where the Greens and NDP are far apart, says one expert.
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Strata heat pump rejection reasonable, B.C. tribunal rules

Strata heat pump rejection reasonable, B.C. tribunal rules

B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal member said a strata's AGM decision to have an overall plan for heat pumps was reasonable.
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