West Moberly First Nation loses B.C. Supreme Court bid for injunction against B.C. Hydro’s project
Canadian girls reported being twice as likely than boys to see the brunt of gender inequality
Officials continue to clear ammonia leak, fire guts an abandoned house in Surrey and more
People online were quick to question – and defend – a man’s decision to shoot a grizzly bear charging him on a Bella Coola front yard
Tour company says vessel experienced some kind of mechanical issue
Canada among healthiest wealthy countries, but 8,000 overdose deaths since 2016 are causing concern
It’s been two weeks since the Enbridge pipeline ruptured near Prince George on Oct. 9, sparking a large fireball
Voters in 162 municipalities in B.C. set to elect mayor, council, school board and more
Patrol officers came upon the fight just after 3 a.m. on Granville Street near Helmcken Street
Man killed in shooting at Abbotsford bank, ex-Surrey cop to appear in court after Creep Catchers sting and more
Shannon Chiarenza, a Vancouver mom of two, started weedmama.ca to act as a guide for newcomers to legal cannabis, specifically mothers
Nurses delivered thousands of postcards to the front steps of the B.C. legislature, each carrying a message for violence prevention
Police said in a statement that the man was crossing mid-block near Ross Street on SE Marine Drive just after 6 a.m
Province says new strains will become available in the coming months
On the streets of downtown Vancouver, notably the Wild West of illegal marijuana, not a single legal store opened Wednesday, making for a rather anticlimatic kick-off
Pot is legal – but there are still a lot of rules, and breaking some could leave you in jail
Pot is legal – but there are still a lot of rules, and breaking some could leave you in jail
Court documents show that Randy Scott and Megan Hiltz have both been charged with feeding or attempting to feed dangerous wildlife.
Health officials recommend sharing a harm reduction-related message.
With legalization just a week away, a new Ipsos survey suggests that only 18 per cent of employees say upper management has communicated its expectations in the workplace around legal marijuana.
