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From Burrito to John to Elvis, here are 2022's top pet names

From Burrito to John to Elvis, here are 2022's top pet names

In 2022, the trend to name pets after musicians increased, most notably: Mozart, Elvis, Rihanna, Nipsey and BTS's Jin.
A year later, experts warn deadly B.C. mudslide just the start

A year later, experts warn deadly B.C. mudslide just the start

A year after a deadly landslide collided with traffic on a B.C. mountain pass, experts warn the risk the disaster will repeat itself is growing.
B.C. court system struggling with sentencing report delays

B.C. court system struggling with sentencing report delays

B.C. judges and lawyers are concerned about late sentencing reports, which cause "delays in the justice system."
Eek! These are the top 6 pests to expect in B.C. this winter

Eek! These are the top 6 pests to expect in B.C. this winter

From crawling insects to cockroaches to pest birds, here are some trends to expect this winter.
Indigenous language speakers doubled among youth in past five years, report says

Indigenous language speakers doubled among youth in past five years, report says

The report, Raven’s Children V: A profile of First Nations, Métis and Inuit youth health in BC, researches the challenges and strengths the young Indigenous community experience.
Health Canada importing more kids' pain and fever meds to restock store shelves

Health Canada importing more kids' pain and fever meds to restock store shelves

Only purchase what you need, says Health Canada.
One year after the floods, rebuilding continues on B.C. highways

One year after the floods, rebuilding continues on B.C. highways

"It was definitely an unprecedented challenge."
Rare animals featured in Planet Earth, Our Planet, and other nature documentaries

Rare animals featured in Planet Earth, Our Planet, and other nature documentaries

What these films have done best is to show us the staggering scope, complexity, and interconnectedness of nature.
A deeper dive into the marine protected network plan on Canada’s West Coast

A deeper dive into the marine protected network plan on Canada’s West Coast

17 coastal First Nations and the Canadian and B.C. governments have created a network draft plan to protect and link biodiversity hot spots and areas of cultural importance inside the 100,000-square-kilometre stretch of ocean. 
Opinion: Canada identifies international students as 'ideal immigrants' but supports are lacking

Opinion: Canada identifies international students as 'ideal immigrants' but supports are lacking

As Canada offers international students additional pathways to residency, we must improve support and retention strategies if we expect students to contribute to our sustained growth.