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'Kept getting worse': B.C. woman shares story of Lyme disease diagnosis

'Kept getting worse': B.C. woman shares story of Lyme disease diagnosis

Santana Welsh did not consider she had Lyme disease until hearing a story about another woman who had it misdiagnosed as MS.
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Deal alert: You can fly round-trip Vancouver to this jaw-dropping Caribbean gem for $481

Deal alert: You can fly round-trip Vancouver to this jaw-dropping Caribbean gem for $481

Tickets usually cost between $1,050 and $2,800.
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Chicken rescued in Coquitlam from three 'kicking and striking' teens

Chicken rescued in Coquitlam from three 'kicking and striking' teens

Mounties said the "jail bird," now in SPCA care, was being kicked around in a circle in Coquitlam's City Centre area.
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Superyacht worth $100M spotted in Vancouver

Superyacht worth $100M spotted in Vancouver

It's owned by a Brazilian billionaire.
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Metro moving to stage 2 watering restrictions

Metro moving to stage 2 watering restrictions

All lawn watering prohibited starting Aug. 4.
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Vancouver programs working with sexual assault survivors receive increased provincial support

Vancouver programs working with sexual assault survivors receive increased provincial support

The funding for the services begins this month.
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Opinion: Canadians’ feelings on Russia have plummeted to same levels as North Korea

Opinion: Canadians’ feelings on Russia have plummeted to same levels as North Korea

Canadians' feelings towards G7 remain stable but perceptions of Russia have dropped dramatically since 2019, according to new polling.
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'Bone skinny' puppies found abandoned on B.C. forest road expected to recover

'Bone skinny' puppies found abandoned on B.C. forest road expected to recover

Anyone who knows who abandoned the puppies is asked to call the provincial animal helpline.
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Cruise-ship slowdowns good for environment, but not great for Victoria businesses

Cruise-ship slowdowns good for environment, but not great for Victoria businesses

A new regulation requiring ships to slow down to reduce their carbon emissions means cruise-ship passengers are spending less time in Victoria.
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B.C. social media company first to be fined for illegal stock promotions

B.C. social media company first to be fined for illegal stock promotions

A B.C. Securities Commission hearing panel was more lenient against a social media company than the commission's executive director had hoped for in a precedent-setting case of social media-era stock promoting.
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