Highlights

Conservationists in B.C. are now using a mapping app to eradicate spartina, an invasive grass species that if left unchecked could transform local salt marsh ecosystems and threaten flooding of nearby coastal communities.

Most consumables in Canada have quality controls that inform purchasing and consumption decisions. People who use illicit drugs deserve the same. Drug checking provides that harm-reduction service.

LNG Canada is predicting a 40-year run for its massive gas liquefaction and export project in Kitimat, B.C. A recent report from Canada’s energy regulator cuts that lifespan in half, if countries around the world meet climate targets.

The health minister said he's not making promises about the number of people who will find doctors, but progress will be measured.

British Columbia wildfire officials have warned of an uptick in lightning-caused wildfires later this week, heading into the hottest, driest stretch of the summer.

An Ontario man is alleging a Powell River psychiatric nurse displayed "flirtatious mannerisms," which eventually resulted in a sexual relationship.

Discussions on keeping council members 'in the loop' on Mayor Silas White’s advocacy activities were committed to during the July 4 regular council meeting.

Millions of B.C. residents will receive an 'enhanced' climate tax credit in their bank accounts this week, according to the province.

The SCRD received 'Leave to Commence' from the Ministry of Forests to begin operating the Church Road well and a final water licence on June 30.