Glenda Luymes

Here's how much — and how long — you'd have to drive to make an electric vehicle worth the money, according to UBC researchers

Moslem Rasuli said his experience trying to get basic support after the accident highlights the challenges people with disabilities face in B.C.

Replanting hardier varieties may not be enough to make B.C.'s orchards and vineyards resilient to climate change.

The region faces an uphill battle to increase the tree canopy at a time when more trees are being cut down than planted due to development.

"This constant message that there's a problem at Wreck Beach is irritating," said the chair of the Wreck Beach Preservation Society, who wants Metro Vancouver to back off.

There's been lineups outside several Chaiiwala locations on opening day, say the Surrey business partners who brought the tea shop to Canada

More than 2,000 people applied for jobs with the B.C. Wildfire Service this season; only 200 will make the cut.

The top destination for those likely to move was "elsewhere in the world," followed closely by Alberta, according to a recent Leger poll. Reasons included the high cost of living and housing.

Police called the murder "shocking and tragic," but stopped short of warning people to stay away from the White Rock waterfront

What does the capital gains tax increase mean in B.C., where real estate has historically been viewed as a good investment? Find out more.