Jennifer Palma

One advocate says the situation in Canada is a “living tragedy, what it does to kids.”

Staff are busy grooming and getting runs ready at Cypress Mountain, kicking off the first ski and snowboarding day of the season.

If you see a coyote, back away slowly and don't run.

But there’s a reason for this.

To raise awareness of this learning disability, affecting up to 20 per cent of the population, Dyslexia Canada is asking you to “Mark it Read.”

Novex Delivery Solutions is still putting drivers in the front seat for now, but the cars do all the work.

Right now, 400 people in B.C. live with ALS, all of them looking for a cure that remains elusive.

Four mills have closed across B.C. so far in 2019, sparking rallies and meetings from Kelowna to Mackenzie.

“Young people are not immune from the opioid crisis that we’re hearing about every day,” said B.C.’s children’s watchdog.

“I absolutely had chickenpox as a child,” she said. “I remember it being horrific. I also remember my children’s chickenpox being horrific.