Highlights

A young Ukrainian couple has found safety in Vancouver as nightmares persist of their home country left in ruin by Russia's military invasion.

With demand dropping, many backyard breeders in B.C. are unable to sell their puppies. This has resulted in more seizures and surrenders, says the animal welfare organization.

The change to the Mental Health Act, effective immediately, means patients and police no longer need to face possible hours-long waits for a physician.

Over 100 shark and ray species were recently added to an international treaty, known as the CITES list, to protect them from the threat of unsustainable and illegal trade.

The future for Quest staff remains uncertain.

“Even if you do get your lost or delayed baggage returned to you, it could be days without your gear, forcing you to fork out extra for vital travel essentials."

Check your air fryer.

Andrew Connor Brown was an occupational scuba diver employed as a red sea urchin harvester on the vessel Diver City.

Couple complained of yard flooding by uphill neighbour, who said "water goes downhill."

Most provinces don’t charge for home support, and of those that do, B.C. is the most expensive, which means fewer people are using it, says a new report from the seniors advocate. Instead, they’re going into long-term care.