Highlights

The province has begun a public consultation process to address current options; if findings ring true, regulation could come in effect by Jan. 1, 2022.

A UBC researcher looking into traditional Indigenous burning practices has found setting fire to the land in the right way and at the right time can ramp up biodiversity. Could Australia offer a lesson on how to fight fire with fire?

Canada comes out on top in thriller

Three massive fires are burning around a third-generation ranch, threatening not only their land but also their cattle.

Consumers are advised to immediately stop using the affected product and ask the manufacturer for a refund.

The outbreak isn't being caused by any of the usual suspects.

65-year-old Vancouver attraction was sold during the pandemic.

Team Canada’s Chef de Mission celebrates athletes with a 'heartbeat' meant to unite the country

A native of the Indonesian rainforest, the only amorphophallus titanum specimen in Vancouver last bloomed in 2018 at the Bloedel Conservatory. This year, the stinky flower is expected to be even bigger.

Long live the king 🦝