Police-reported family violence and intimate partner violence in Canada hit record rates in 2025, even as overall violent ...
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has overturned an eviction order against a disabled B.C. tenant whose rent fell short for almost ...
The clocks have gone back, it's dark by about 4:30, and Vancouver's rainy season has settled in. For anyone looking for a reason to get off the couch on a weeknight, a local dance society is offering ...
A warming climate could leave some cities with less rain overall but worse floods, according to a new study from the Hebrew ...
Police no longer need court approval to keep data from seized phones and computers, B.C. judge rules
Police no longer need a judge’s permission to keep holding data copied from seized phones and computers, a B.C. Supreme Court ...
Canada’s chief electoral officer has asked MPs to make transparency the top priority as artificial intelligence reshapes how ...
Health Canada is warning Canadians not to buy or inject unauthorized peptide drugs sold online, after lab tests found ...
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has certified a class action against Apple that alleges the company was paid to stay out of the ...
Patchwork Rules Leave Disabled Transit Riders in Canada and the U.S. Unevenly Protected, Study Finds
Who counts as disabled depends on where you’re standing at the bus stop. A new comparative study of public transit rules in ...
Pete Fry won Vancouver’s mayoralty on Oct. 17 by more than 31,000 votes, but the city did not vote as one. Results from all ...
Canada’s schools are among the least socially segregated in the developed world, and its poorest students do better because ...
Canada ranks fifth out of 56 Commonwealth countries for how well prepared its young people are for artificial intelligence.
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