The annual march down Cleveland Avenue was followed by a ceremony with music and commemoration speeches at O’Siyam Pavilion.

The museum’s annual drag show in the Mill No.3 building has turned the heads of larger heritage corporations.

Gulf Island Seaplanes and Iskwew Air both fly out of bases near Vancouver International Airport

Friendships are complicated relationships that can require more than an all-or-nothing choice. A therapist explains how to distinguish between conflict, change and genuine harm.

While weight loss offers many health benefits, it can also lead to a decrease in bone density and an increased risk of fractures.

Police say preliminary information indicates the driver of the involved vehicle may have experienced a medical emergency prior to the collision

During a ceremony for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Mayor Armand Hurford apologized for District actions that impacted the well-being and rights of the Squamish Nation.

But the number of wild animals with rabies does not appear to be increasing, the BCCDC says.

KAMLOOPS — The deaths of two pedestrians and injuries of two others on a First Nation in Delta, B.C., has marred what was to be day of recognition for the harms caused at Canada's residential schools.

Police say preliminary information indicates the driver of the involved vehicle may have experienced a medical emergency prior to the collision

The Squamish athlete is shedding light on the invisible nature of brain injuries, sharing how a series of concussions has impacted everything from her memory to her mental health.

Tsawwassen First Nation Truth and Reconciliation walk ended by emergency

Disorganized living spaces can create a cycle of anxiety, procrastination and reduced focus

Starting at the corner of Cleveland Avenue and Winnipeg Street, a local event today marks the ongoing commitment to truth, healing, and reconciliation.

TFN says it's committed to helping create a livable region where no child is left behind.

Building designs help tell stories, reflect cultural values and create economic opportunities across Western Canada

KAMLOOPS — Politicians in British Columbia's election campaign are paying their respects on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Currently, data centres pay the same rate as small businesses like cafés and stores.

The request from the Squamish Volunteer Drivers Program was unanimously approved to support “regional healthcare equity.”

He checked the ticket three times to make sure the prize was real.

"If Facebook wants to be the main conglomerate for social media, they need to be accessible."

A planned public information session regarding the Woodfibre LNG interconnection project has been postponed due to the upcoming provincial election and requirements for BC Hydro’s impartiality.

Many health-care professionals and medical technology experts say the chatbot fills the need for more reliable, Canada-specific health information, but caution that users should read the fine print.

Endorsements tend to carry more weight at the municipal level and can be a compelling, powerful source of information, says political scientist David Black.

Following a 2024 marine accident near Woodfibre LNG, companies have implemented new safety protocols, including restricting barge movements to daylight hours.

The partners behind Canada's first liquefied natural gas export terminal will proceed with a project that would double its capacity as countries around the globe clamour for reliable sources of energy.

Gursimran Sahota was found guilty in both deaths; Tanvir Khakh was convicted in the killing of Meninder Dhaliwal

From ancestral stories to FIFA medals, the modern boom in Indigenous art is real

By using a drone to communicate via hand signals, Squamish Search and Rescue managed a potentially complex rescue on the Stawamus Chief with only three personnel.

Greens revive old NDP child-care ambition, Eby and Doerkson both eye resource development

In the lead-up to local elections, journalists must decide which personal details about candidates are relevant to the voting public.

VANCOUVER — LNG Canada says it will go ahead with the Phase 2 expansion project at its liquefied natural gas export terminal in Kitimat, B.C. The expansion will double LNG Canada's capacity to 28 million tonnes a year.

District councillors faced a packed chamber and intense public lobbying before turning down the Woodfibre LNG tax deal on Sept. 22.

The tropical bird flew much further than it usually does.

VICTORIA — Resource development and making British Columbia an "energy superpower" to grow the economy would allow for a new provincial government to pay down record deficit, both the NDP and Conservative party leaders said on the campaign trail Mond

VANCOUVER — British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby says his government would bring down the multibillion-dollar deficit year-over-year if elected by growing the economy and cutting what he called wasteful spending.

Environment Canada has issued a rainfall warning for Howe Sound, with up to 70 mm of rain expected to fall between Monday evening and Tuesday.

'I know I can buy anything I want, but I’m still taking some time to decide,' says winner Amritpal S.

The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization alleges a Vancouver stockbroker caused $1.12M in losses for low-risk clients

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's election campaign enters its second week, with the major parties announcing policies and more candidate nominations. The incumbent New Democrats say Leader David Eby will speak about job creation in Prince Rupert, B.

Premier spent months stressing collaboration with homebuilders before turning to threats and taxes on the campaign trail

Wayne Christian, who organized the 1980 province-wide movement known as the Indian Child Caravan, is the first guest on Calling All Kin.

VANCOUVER — The campaigns for the upcoming British Columbia election enter their second week, with major parties gearing up policy announcements and candidate nominations.

Squamish's Jakob Jewett holds onto fifth, Camden Rutherfurd strikes junior men's gold

Valentina Höll clinches sixth win of the season, Aletha Ostgaard notches fastest-overall women's time as a junior

Squamish flyweight Jamey-Lyn Horth was scheduled to return to the octagon on Oct. 17 at Rogers Place in Edmonton to face veteran Katlyn Cerminara.

Costs are rising, revenue in some cases is decreasing. No matter how you cut it, rates will be going up for property owners, but council is debating by how much.

Vermette and Bouladou shine in first qualifying round, Goldstone and Iles eliminated, Hemstreet safely through and McCredie tops junior men

Squamish Community Christmas Care has officially opened applications for its annual holiday food and toy hampers, assisting local residents in financial need.

Check out a round-up of places to stay this autumn in the province.