Highlights

Climate change is making B.C. switch from being high-demand energy users in the winter to warm up to the summer to cool down, says a new BC Hydro report.

A man who has reported for the The New York Times has been ordered to stay away from a former Law Society of BC president and his mother-in-law.

A First Nation in B.C. celebrated Indigenous Peoples Day by taking action where the federal government has not by establishing a new marine protected area in the Great Bear Coast

A woman already convicted of passing herself off as a nurse in Ontario could soon be in B.C. to face similar charges. Meanwhile, the Provincial Health Services Authority faces a class-action lawsuit alleging negligence in hiring the woman.

Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson spoke to Glacier Media about the government's plan to usher in a decarbonized economy.

The Economist ranking puts another Canadian city ahead of Vancouver, however.

In an interview with Glacier Media, fisheries minister Joyce Murray said as long as there's 'limited to no interaction between the wild salmon and the farmed salmon,' the future of fish farms could still be in the ocean

Vancouver and beaches go together like the sunshine and ocean waves

Tenants who accuse landlords of not providing hot water are tasked with proving they're left in the cold.

Chartered accountant Hilary Woodward was escorted from the Parliament Buildings June 22.