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COVID-19 in B.C. and Canada... one year later

COVID-19 in B.C. and Canada... one year later

Province’s first case was confirmed on Jan. 28, 2020, and rest is history
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B.C. boy breaks Guinness world record for towering Jenga stack

B.C. boy breaks Guinness world record for towering Jenga stack

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Experts highlight how recreationalists can do better coexisting with grizzly bears

Experts highlight how recreationalists can do better coexisting with grizzly bears

No matter what your sport of choice, we all have an impact, experts say
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Most warnings lifted as heavy snow eludes much of B.C.'s south coast

Most warnings lifted as heavy snow eludes much of B.C.'s south coast

VANCOUVER — A weekend of Environment Canada warnings about snow over the south coast of British Columbia produced very little of the white stuff and all warnings except the one covering Metro Vancouver have now been lifted.
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SFU researchers discover giant sand worms existed near Taiwan

SFU researchers discover giant sand worms existed near Taiwan

They're not quite the ones from Dune, but still big enough to cause nightmares
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Winning Lotto 649 ticket wins $4.2 million

Winning Lotto 649 ticket wins $4.2 million

Ticket holders have 52 weeks to claim their prize.
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B.C. south coast still under snowfall warnings despite many waking up to rain

B.C. south coast still under snowfall warnings despite many waking up to rain

VANCOUVER — Many residents of British Columbia's south coast woke up to rain on Sunday after expecting an overnight snow dump, but Environment Canada warns snow is still in the forecast.
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BCCDC warns of COVID-19 exposures on 14 more B.C. flights

BCCDC warns of COVID-19 exposures on 14 more B.C. flights

The flights were flagged for exposures by the BCCDC over the past week
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No foul play suspected after burned body of homeless person found in North Vancouver

No foul play suspected after burned body of homeless person found in North Vancouver

VANCOUVER — A burned body, believed to be of a homeless person, has been found in a forested area of North Vancouver, B.C. RCMP Sgt. Peter DeVries says no foul play is suspected at this time and instead this appears to be a tragic accident.
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Capilano University adds more spots to its early childcare education program

Capilano University adds more spots to its early childcare education program

24 more seats added to ECE diploma program following $255,000 funding from province.
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