Highlights

A B.C. judge will decide whether or not Facebook violated privacy rights in four provinces by attaching users names to sponsored stories advertising

We knew North Shore Rescue's volunteers had big hearts before but this is next level...

Concerns about confusion and paranoia have led a Vancouver judge to order a psychiatric assessment of a man facing charges related to a machete attack at a gas station.

The nurse had been deployed to various locations to supplement pandemic staff shortages but failed to show up for work multiple times without notice.

With a larger snowpack than usual at higher elevations, far fewer fires have been sparked this year.

Jordan Marcellus first thought his winning ticket was a fake.

The Eggers claim they are entitled to $33,600 in compensation after a buyer evicted them only to re-rent the home for a 70% markup.

The Royal Canadian Geographic Society is being called out once again, for its energy-centred curriculums created in partnership with fossil fuel companies.

“He wasn’t a fan of my playing, I’ll tell you that,” says Tristan Clausen. “I was making a lot of noise on that thing.”

The government needs to implement its proposed action plan. The families of the missing and murdered put their trust in a federal inquiry process, but have yet to receive that justice.