Highlights

Despite hiring more than 800 new staff since the start of the year, crew shortages continue to affect sailings and services on B.C. Ferries. A shortage of staff resulted in B.C. Ferries cancelling baggage service on the 7:45 a.m.

With 73 per cent of consumers losing money, online shopping scams are one of the riskiest scams affecting Canadians.

An 18-fold increase in wind and solar energy are required to decarbonize Canada's electricity grid, finds a landmark report tracing a pathway to net zero.

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal says a strata cannot bill an owner for an emergency investigation to find the source of a gas leak.

The prime minister has repeatedly said the best time to talk about health transfers to provinces is after the pandemic winds down, which means now, Premier John Horgan said in Saskatchewan on Friday.

Sidhu Moosewala, 28, was killed by gunfire in India, the day after he lost police protection.

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Firearm-related violent crimes in Canada started an upward climb in 2014. 

Three Nations own six prime real estate properties in Metro Vancouver totalling 160 acres where they plan thousands of new high-rise homes on leased land

Judge said it was unreasonable for a "devastated" employee to expect employee to be looking for work while she was winding down its Vancouver operations before being laid off