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Opinion: Artificial intelligence can support architects but lacks empathy and ethics

Opinion: Artificial intelligence can support architects but lacks empathy and ethics

AI is still in its early stages and may certainly improve significantly in the coming years.
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Stress levels higher in health care and social assistance sectors: StatCan

Stress levels higher in health care and social assistance sectors: StatCan

7.5% of workers report having to take time off from their job or business in the past year.
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Canadian-Baha’i community remembers execution of 10 women in Iran for refusing to recant their faith

Canadian-Baha’i community remembers execution of 10 women in Iran for refusing to recant their faith

The violence today is reminiscent of what took place in Iran 40 years ago.
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Photos: 858 Skookumchuk Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron inspection

Photos: 858 Skookumchuk Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron inspection

The 858 Skookumchuk Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron held its 24th annual ceremonial review June 3 at the Holy Family Catholic Church. 
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Noisy and polluting, petition says, should fireworks be banned?

Noisy and polluting, petition says, should fireworks be banned?

Do you enjoy fireworks or would you rather see a light show at your Canada Day celebration?
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To the Rescue! RCM SAR 14 celebrates its new boathouse

To the Rescue! RCM SAR 14 celebrates its new boathouse

Royal Canadian Marine Search & Rescue Station 14 (Gibsons) held a grand opening for their new boathouse at the Gibsons Landing Harbour Authority Wharf on May 30.
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Drug alert issued for qathet region

Drug alert issued for qathet region

Substance has caused overdose, according to Vancouver Coastal Health
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Your B.C. gas bill could be dropping by up to $125/year

Your B.C. gas bill could be dropping by up to $125/year

FortisBC's rate change will save B.C.'s residents an average of between $90 and $125 per year on home heating bills.
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Youth accused of firing pellet gun at highway traffic

Youth accused of firing pellet gun at highway traffic

Two 11 year olds and a youth aged 12 accused of firing a pellet rifle at vehicles travelling on Highway 101 near Ruby Lake have been referred to the Coast's restorative justice program .
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No charges laid in reported firearm incident at Madeira Park dock

No charges laid in reported firearm incident at Madeira Park dock

A search located neither firearms nor ammunition and no charges have been laid in relation to a June 14 incident at the Madeira Park Government wharf, according to a statement released by Sunshine Coast RCMP.
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