Linda Aylesworth

Dr. Josef Penninger, a UBC life sciences institute director, co-discovered an enzyme called ACE2 while working as a researcher in Toronto in the late 90s.

One vet says such poisonings have been on the rise since cannabis was legalized and he sees about five to 10 such cases every week.

The 3D printers can make models of a child’s organs to help doctors with clinical planning and preparation.

Are you scared of spiders? This SFU researcher says you ought not to be.

Brayden Grozdanich was born with cerebral palsy and had to regularly endure painful physiotherapy to stretch his muscles.

Ninety years ago today, Jimmy Pattison, one of Canada’s most successful entrepreneurs, was born in...

A study out of UBC’s School of Population and Public Health shows a disturbing trend in the development of B.C. children about to enter kindergarten.

Something called the human microbiome may hold the key to a healthier future for humankind.

Weissman has taken it upon himself to clean up the copious mounds of trash that litter the many homeless camps that exists among the trees.

They are known as the ‘kissing bug’ and while these insects are not something we have seen in B.C., an international research team, including scientists from Simon Fraser University, are hoping to study the bug and curb its impact on humans.

It was just a regular start to the week for BC Hydro technician Bruce Byrnell, when his Richmond crew received a call that an eagle was hanging on a power line, just east of Boundary Bay Airport.

Staff at the Marine Mammal Rescue Centre, run by the Vancouver Aquarium, are cautiously optimistic that ‘Chester’, the rescued false killer whale calf, will survive.