Last year BP projected global climate pollution would "most likely" surge 26% by 2030. As I reported at the time, this would crank up the Earth's thermostat a disastrous +4C according to the ...

An estimated 2,000 protesters descended on the streets of Vancouver Saturday to express frustration with the federal government’s proposed anti-terror bill. In ...

The Peerless, a paddle wheeler built and launched in Kamloops in November 1880, was to capitalize on the CPR construction activity. She was an impressive 131-feet long by 25-feet wide, drew only 18 ...

At the real estate agency's coffee machine, there was quite the line up. Chloe, just in from showing a home on Blenheim to an elderly couple with a dog, Annette, fresh in from the gym and looking ...

Vancouver filmmaker Debbie Douez had no idea that profile was being used for a Facebook ad until a friend asked if she had some kind of "special relationships" with an advertiser. Initially, Douez was ...

The proposed expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline (also known as the Kinder Morgan pipeline) is a controversial issue in British Columbia. This information page provides a brief background and ...

City Council made history by voting to support a shift to 100 per cent renewable energy sources, becoming the first city in Canada to take this step. In the motion, which passed unanimously, ...

Ah, Valentine's Day, the fantasy-filled holiday that comes right after we've managed to get ourselves through another year of Christmas and New Year's Eve! Have you ever wondered whose bright idea it.

Hacker group Anonymous – known for its numerous attacks on government websites and document leaks – launched another salvo in its battle against public safety minister Vic Toews, alleging that he ...

During Earth Hour today at 8:30 p.m., millions will turn off their lights to save energy and fight climate change. Organized by the World Wildlife Fund, Earth Hour's aim is to make individuals more ...

Senior B.C. wildlife bureaucrats seized upon the province's rising grizzly bear numbers —figures disputed by university scientists — as helpful for new mining, as well as trophy hunts, internal emails ...