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'Do not travel to fire-affected areas for non-essential reasons': B.C government

'Do not travel to fire-affected areas for non-essential reasons': B.C government

The warning follows significant wildfire growth in the province's Interior.
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Temperatures in the Interior expected to drop through rest of summer

Temperatures in the Interior expected to drop through rest of summer

Longer range models show that a cooling trend could be sticking around for the foreseeable future.
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Whistler coffee shop opening up in a major Vancouver ex-Starbucks spot

Whistler coffee shop opening up in a major Vancouver ex-Starbucks spot

Something's brewing at the corner of Main and 14th!
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It wasn't for nothing, says B.C. mother of fallen soldier who served in Afghanistan

It wasn't for nothing, says B.C. mother of fallen soldier who served in Afghanistan

Cpl. Andrew (Boomer) Eykelenboom, 23, died Aug. 11, 2006.
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World-famous Paris-meets-Tokyo café opening first Vancouver location

World-famous Paris-meets-Tokyo café opening first Vancouver location

 Café Kitsuné is a high-concept coffee shop with locations around the globe.
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This free library camping course will teach you everything from booking a campsite to what to pack

This free library camping course will teach you everything from booking a campsite to what to pack

New to camping?
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Here's a time-lapse of the Mount Law wildfire burning in West Kelowna

Here's a time-lapse of the Mount Law wildfire burning in West Kelowna

The fire is currently mapped at 800 hectares.
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B.C. teacher left in shock after act of kindness by shopper

B.C. teacher left in shock after act of kindness by shopper

The gesture left the Kelowna woman feeling emotional.
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Opinion: Delta variant means we need COVID-19 vaccine mandates

Opinion: Delta variant means we need COVID-19 vaccine mandates

Vaccine mandates are gaining momentum and it is not hard to imagine they will be plentiful in various sectors before too long. Some will be imposed by government and public health, and some will be self-imposed by businesses and institutions.
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‘More fun than running on a treadmill’: Coquitlam Ninja Tag arena offers new competitive challenge

‘More fun than running on a treadmill’: Coquitlam Ninja Tag arena offers new competitive challenge

Canada's first Ninja Tag arena is up and running in Coquitlam. Its operator says the experience, that fuses the childhood game of tag with challenging obstacles like swaying beams and giant rolling balls, is "more fun than running on a treadmill."
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