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Proposed policy clarifies what's appropriate swimwear at Vancouver's public pools

The Vancouver Park Board is set to vote on a city staff report aimed at tackling inappropriate swimwear at public pools by defining what can...

Why Site C wants to leave construction debris at the bottom of the Peace River

When B.C. Hydro's Site C dam floods an 80 kilometre-long swathe of the Peace River valley to generate electricity, the company says it wants...

Hikers narrowly miss rockfall on B.C. trail

Four hikers narrowly missed a rockfall that occurred on a popular trail in B.C.'s West Kootenay region earlier this week, according to the volunteer-run organization responsible...

Operators of new Nanaimo-Downtown Vancouver ferry service say they hope to succeed where others failed

The operators behind a new foot passenger ferry service, scheduled to launch in late summer between Nanaimo, B.C., and downtown Vancouver, say they hope...

Canucks keep talking practice rink, but it still seems a long way off

Vancouver Canucks Sports NHL Hockey For 13 years...

SFU football alums to meet university president, make case for team's future

SFU president Joy Johnson is meeting with alumni and stakeholders this week about the school’s embattled football program. An SFU spokesperson confirmed...

B.C. restricts sale of Ozempic after prescription scheme drives surge in demand from U.S.

British Columbia is introducing a new regulation to stop online and mail-order sales of diabetes drug Ozempic to people who do not live in Canada...

Alberta judge fines B.C. man $6K for catching trout in Banff National Park

A B.C. man who filmed a survival challenge in the Rocky Mountains has been fined $6,000 for illegally catching eight cutthroat trout in Banff...

Go Green for Planted Expo at the Vancouver Convention Centre

Photo: Planted Expo Plant-forward consumers can check out over 200 exhibitors at the third annual Planted Expo, Canada’s largest plant-based event, returning to the...

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