Janella Hamilton

Two weeks after an attack on an Uber driver in Abbotsford, B.C. gig workers say they’re prepared to strike to demand better working conditions.

Cycling advocates are calling for infrastructure improvements and more separated bike lanes following the death of a cyclist at a busy North Vancouver intersection.

Indigenous language learning is on the rise, with about 3,000 more learners compared to 2018, according to the First Peoples’ Cultural Council Report on the Status of B.C. First Nations Languages.

Telus Health MyPet functions similarly to Telus’s virtual medicine offerings for humans; pet owners download the app onto their smartphones and create a profile for their pet. Once that’s done, they can schedule an appointment to see a veterinarian by video.

B.C. distilleries that pivoted during the pandemic, for the sake of the greater good, are now being told to bottle it up and stop making hand sanitizer.

Volunteers with a Ukrainian Catholic church in New Westminster are busy packing suitcases full of essential medical supplies and military gear to ship to regions near Ukraine.

Black Excellence Day aims to spark important conversations about anti-racism and unity among various ethnic groups.

What began as the Black Shirt Day movement is now being called Black Excellence Day, and it’s sparking an important conversation about anti-racism and unity among various ethnic groups.

To avoid further strain on the health-care system, the province says it is considering allowing health-care workers to continue working even if they test positive for COVID-19.

In one of the worst years for human-bear conflicts in the East Kootenay, 17 black bears were killed around Sparwood, B.C., while 12 black bears and two grizzly bears were put down in the Fernie area, according to staff at the B.C. Conservation Officer Service.