Highlights

Lee-Ann Ennis is part of a global effort to restore vital kelp habitat. She teaches and assists groups in setting up kelp seed nurseries in Vancouver and as far away as the UK.

Christopher Won: "I say to everyone who asks that there's good days and bad days, just like in anyone's life."

Last year volunteers received cash and food items from attendees

A North Vancouver teacher claimed students' complaints about 'manspreading' was "a gender-based slur."

Pets are considered personal property, and the principles of property law generally apply to pet ownership.

At the July 4 session, Area E (Elphinstone) director Donna McMahon said she was pleased to see the level of public attendance and that when it comes to zoning rule changes, her view was that opinions will vary, depending on "who’s ox is being gored”.

Stakeholders push province to ease food-processing regulations that restrict opportunities on ALR land.

Teacher made inappropriate suggestions about two international students, according to the B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation.

Tla'amin Nation member and artist-in-residence for Ballet Kelowna wants to bring work to region

Police say two adults and a baby died while the driver of a transport truck did not sustain any injuries.