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Ocean Wise, a marine conservation organization out of the Vancouver Aquarium, will receive $942,000 to study how noise and food limitations impact the southern and northern resident killer whales.

10-day outdoor carnival at Lansdowne centre this weekend. Image / Instagram: artemsaulin Are you looking for fun activities for spring break? Starting Fri., Mar. 16, the annual 10-day outdoor carnival is coming back to Richmond’s Lansdowne Centre.

A lawyer representing one of 15 people named by Trans Mountain in its application for an injunction against pipeline protests in Burnaby, B.C., says citizens have a constitutional right to freedom of expression. Casey Leggett told a B.C.

Mayor Gregor Robertson’s motion directing staff to approach the park board to discuss turning the golf course into a park with sports fields surprised many.

Researchers check out a dead right whale in the Gulf of St.Lawrence in a handout photo. The federal government is spending more than $9.

Canada's natural resources minister says Ottawa is determined to see the Trans Mountain pipeline expanded, despite an interprovincial dispute on whether the project should go ahead.

Photo Christine McAvoy Transport Canada says it has suspended Orca Airways Ltd.'s air operator certificate, a move that prohibits the company from providing commercial air services.

Plastic pollution in the ocean. Shutterstock Plastic has long been a ubiquitous part of modern life. Ocean Wise scientists were sounding the alarm Wednesday saying that microplastic pollution is threatening ocean life right here in Vancouver. Dr.

An image from Dmytro Kubyshkin’s website. Photograph By COQUITLAM RCMP A Coquitlam piano charged with three counts of sexual assault against his former students failed to show for his court hearing yesterday.

Denis Quesnel, 34, was living under a tarp at Cambie and Broadway Wednesday morning. He was expected to be counted in the city’s annual homeless count, which began Tuesday.