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‘Our agent and the seller ganged up on us to go way over asking,’ says ‘shell-shocked’ Burnaby buyer

‘Our agent and the seller ganged up on us to go way over asking,’ says ‘shell-shocked’ Burnaby buyer

"I felt shell shocked."
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Mattress company provides comfy beds for stressed-out New West medical staff

Mattress company provides comfy beds for stressed-out New West medical staff

An estimated 41% of hospital staff suffered from anxiety and depression at the height of the pandemic, according to a survey from UBC.
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B.C. Civil Liberties Association leader resigns after controversial social media post

B.C. Civil Liberties Association leader resigns after controversial social media post

VANCOUVER — The executive director of the B-C Civil Liberties Association has resigned following a controversial post on social media Harsha Walia came under fire for a Tweet about the burning of two Roman Catholic churches after the discovery of wha
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Volunteers set up donation stand in Richmond to raise money for Lytton fire victims

Volunteers set up donation stand in Richmond to raise money for Lytton fire victims

For people who aren't able to drop by, they can make donations online.
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As B.C. wildfires rage, a growing call to declare a state of emergency

As B.C. wildfires rage, a growing call to declare a state of emergency

The Thompson-Nicola Regional District has called on the B.C. government to declare a state of emergency as resources are stretched thin
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Unprepared ship, bad communication were factors in B.C. ship crash, says TSB

Unprepared ship, bad communication were factors in B.C. ship crash, says TSB

RICHMOND, B.C. — The Transportation Safety Board says poor communication and unprepared equipment played key roles in a crash involving two bulk cargo ships in the middle of Vancouver's harbour.
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Young marine biologists invited to explore ocean waters along Port Moody's Burrard Inlet

Young marine biologists invited to explore ocean waters along Port Moody's Burrard Inlet

Experts with the Salish Sea Research and Education Society are set to provide hands-on experience for elementary students interested in their local waters.
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‘Incompetent’ nurse serving gay community stripped of licence, ordered to pay $24,268

‘Incompetent’ nurse serving gay community stripped of licence, ordered to pay $24,268

Nurse put “vulnerable patients at risk for harm, both physically and psychologically”
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B.C. premier says province ready to reopen border to U.S. and international travel

B.C. premier says province ready to reopen border to U.S. and international travel

VICTORIA — Reopening the border to non-essential travellers from the United States in August would be a "massive undertaking" for British Columbia but one it is ready for, says the premier.
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Majority of Canada's oil and gas workers support move to net-zero economy: poll

Majority of Canada's oil and gas workers support move to net-zero economy: poll

The poll found most fossil fuel workers are open to retraining, especially when scholarships were offered. It also revealed some key insecurities among workers not interested in making the switch to a green economy.
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