Highlights

The road to gaining permanent residence is not an easy one for international students, though it's often depicted as such by unscrupulous immigration consultants

Discrimination in Canada’s health-care system is not a new conversation

As B.C. vacancy rates rise and fall, some struggle to find a home.

A new camping booking site will be live on March 21 and you can make your profile right now.

British Columbians lead Canada in cremation rates. But as the world looks to decarbonize, advocates are questioning whether crematorium emissions are hurting the living. Could human composting and water cremation help?

A Metro Vancouver man was surprised to learn that his mother was shipped from B.C. to Blaine, Washington, to get cremated. Glacier Media has learned the practice has been going on for years as the company looks to offer 'faster, cheaper' service in a competitive industry.

A Vancouver man is alleging a portable battery charger he purchased at Walmart exploded and caught fire in his pocket and left him with severe thigh and buttock burns.

"Justin, can you imagine hearing it?"

Two fishermen return to court later this month to face various charges, including failing to record lingcod catches and failing to carry a tidal waters sport fishing licence.

Advance CERB payments of $2,000 are being clawed back from some recipients, according to the Government of Canada.