Highlights

A man who forged social worker credentials and defrauded youth under his care — many of whom were Indigenous — has been sentenced to five years in prison.

Anyone who's read the news lately has heard about millennials “killing” a number of industries: vacations, beer, napkins, cereal, golf, and diamonds, to name a few.

Mexico, the U.S. and Costa Rica top the list of most popular places for Canadians to buy a second home. Meanwhile, El Salvador and Grenada have received a notable rise in interest.

Has an Airbnb host ever cancelled on you at the last minute?

The B.C. government is increasing the maximum electric vehicle rebate to $4,000 in a new program targeting individuals who earn less than $80,000 per year.

Advocates say while this is a historic development to abolishing immigration detention in Canada, more must be done.

“Cone Zones are there to protect and save lives.”

Advocates for those with disabilities are concerned low-income individuals will be forced to choose a medically assisted death in the absence of proper care and treatment.

The outward effects of mental illness can often be dismissed as a sign of weakness or personal failure.

The size of food images on product packaging plays a key role in exacerbating diet-related illnesses and obesity.