Highlights

Rising temperatures — and inflation — are increasing household energy bills. Many Canadians are struggling to meet their basic energy needs.

As mine tailings dams grow in size and number, a new analysis warns thousands of lives could be put at risk if they fail

A high body mass index shouldn’t be the sole determinant of risk for pregnancies, says Sara Lindberg.

The chances parts of a space rocket re-enter Earth's atmosphere and strike a human being appears to be growing, says a new UBC study.

"There's really no safe level of air pollution," says the study's lead author.

Ripudaman Singh Malik, one of two men acquitted in the 1985 Air India bombings that killed 331 people, was gunned down outside his Surrey business July 14.

Today goes to the orcas, but this population off B.C.'s coast are among Canada's most endangered. Recent newborns might be a sign of hope for the three pods, but how is B.C. protecting them?

Shannon Marie Watts, who fatally stabbed her common law partner in 2018, has received a suspended sentence with conditions.

Michael Wiebe was among the first restaurateurs to get a new patio licence early in the pandemic.

"This was supposed to be a special trip with my young son who had never been to England."