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How digital prospectors are staking First Nations land and private property in B.C.

How digital prospectors are staking First Nations land and private property in B.C.

The province saw a 70 per cent increase in staked land the year the mineral claims process went online — modernizing a 19th century law but leaving its values deeply rooted in the past
Opinion: How the cell’s waste management systems might be targeted to treat cancer

Opinion: How the cell’s waste management systems might be targeted to treat cancer

Waste management within these cells is a complex and critically important process that is essential for the proper functioning of organs within any given system.
Opinion: The Proud Boys disbanded over a year ago, but far-right extremism still exists in Canada

Opinion: The Proud Boys disbanded over a year ago, but far-right extremism still exists in Canada

It’s been over a year since the Proud Boys were labelled a terrorist entity, but that hasn’t affected extremist activities in Canada.
Rogers warns of credit scams after Friday outage

Rogers warns of credit scams after Friday outage

Service outage was due to "maintenance update," said Rogers CEO
Someone in B.C. is now a multi-millionaire after $30.8M Lotto Max Jackpot win

Someone in B.C. is now a multi-millionaire after $30.8M Lotto Max Jackpot win

The seven winning numbers were 7, 12, 14, 18, 46, 47 and 49.
B.C. driver appears to intentionally swerve to drive over crow

B.C. driver appears to intentionally swerve to drive over crow

A Kelowna driver captured a disturbing incident on dashcam video this week. The driver following the pickup did not want their name published, but felt strongly enough about what he saw, and wanted to share it publicly.
'Can't wait to get $0.34 credit': customers mock company's credit promise as Rogers restores service

'Can't wait to get $0.34 credit': customers mock company's credit promise as Rogers restores service

The outage left many Canadians without phone services and payment methods.
A Canadian guide to lowering your carbon footprint

A Canadian guide to lowering your carbon footprint

Adjusting how you get around, eat and shop can all help lower your own carbon emissions. But will those personal choices really help solve the climate crisis?
Burnaby's SFU professor recalls Higgs boson discovery, 10 years on

Burnaby's SFU professor recalls Higgs boson discovery, 10 years on

It's the 10-year anniversary of the discovery of so-called "God Particle" (though physicists detest the name). An SFU researcher remembers the scene in Geneva and gives a lesson in particle physics 101.
B.C. Superstore employees vote not to strike

B.C. Superstore employees vote not to strike

Union workers at Loblaw voted not to strike, with 58 per cent in favour of the new agreement.