Highlights

Yes, "spaghettification" is a space term.

A B.C. group of engineers is building a giant shape-shifting, origami sculpture that allows people to "breathe" with polluted towns and cities on the other side of the world. Why? To "evoke people's empathy."

An expected rise in cases this fall is based on waning immunity rather than the threat of new variants better able to evade immunity, according to the latest COVID modelling projections.

Elias Pettersson is wide awake, which is a great sign for the Vancouver Canucks.

Trans Mountain crews were undertaking “very critical” work the day a group of anti-pipeline protesters disrupted construction along Mission Flats Road two years ago, a judge has been told.

Proposal would scrap SkyTrain technology for subway expansion from Arbutus to UBC

Travellers are warned about violent attacks.

"There's nothing nefarious going on here," said one of the province's lawyers in court.

Former Vancouver physician turned stock promoter has agreed to plead guilty to criminal securities offences in the U.S.

Court filings said police officers exploited the trust of key protected female witnesses in order to have sex with them.