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Wildfire in Kootenay National Park expands but growing in a 'favourable' direction

Parks Canada said activity on an out of control fire in British Columbia near the Alberta border has spread to an estimated 75 hectares,...

These B.C. artists are giving typewriters a new life and honouring Canadians

Inside Dave Benning's Surrey, B.C., art studio, dusty old typewriters have been given a glossy new life. Each of the restored machines clicks and clacks with a...

Cherry blossoms steal the spotlight, but across B.C. lilacs are the real sign of spring

When Shannon Waters was moving to Prince George, in the central Interior region of northern British Columbia, flowers were not the first thing on...

Amazon Canada showcases new office tower amid layoffs, return to office pushback

The upcoming debut of Amazon's newest office space at the former post office depot in downtown Vancouver is generating buzz among the city's business...

Denmark is getting off fossil fuels. Are there lessons there for Canada?

What On Earth54:01How to ditch fossil fuels without leaving workers behindAfter more than a decade spent thinking about fossil fuels and climate change, Angela...

B.C. has highest no-fault eviction rate in Canada, but landlords say rules make valid evictions too difficult

British Columbia has the highest rate of no-fault evictions in Canada, but some landlords say the province's tenancy rules make it too hard for...

Teck Coal named in U.S. legal battle over selenium from its coal mines

A B.C.-based coal miner is facing legal action in an American court over levels of a contaminant from its mines in U.S. waters.Teck Coal Ltd....

Wildfire, estimated at 21 hectares, burning out of control in Kootenay National Park

An estimated 21-hectare wildfire is burning out of control in southern Kootenay National Park in British Columbia near the Alberta border, Parks Canada said Friday. In...

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