COVID-19: UBC researchers discover ‘weak spot’ in all major variants
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have discovered a “weak spot” in all major variants of the virus that causes COVID-19, a breakthrough that...
Daughter of former Canucks coach Marc Crawford explores NHL mental health stigma in new study
Seeking help for mental wellness is something NHL players still view as stigmatizing, despite measures put in place after the death of former Canuck Rick...
Mandarin, Punjabi and Cantonese most common languages in B.C. after English: StatCan
Two out of every five British Columbians speak at least two languages, according to the latest census data from Statistics Canada. Read More
Child abduction attemptunder investigation in Abbotsford
Police in Abbotsford are warning residents to lock their doors and windows after a man tried to abduct a child by yanking them out of...
Quantum leap: Science luminaries inspire Vancouver audience
Explaining quantum gravity, a theory that would reconcile Albert Einstein's theory of relativity with quantum mechanics, is a problem that has vexed physicists for more...
Seeking help: Why male hockey players don’t
Seeking help for mental wellness is something NHL players still view as stigmatizing, despite measures put in place after the death of former Canuck Rick...
Former journalist on Hong Kong ‘wanted’ list receives ‘friendly’ visit from CSIS agents
Canada’s intelligence agency has reached out to Victor Ho, a former Chinese-language newspaper editor who was put on a Hong Kong wanted list two weeks...
Sheen dissipates but sunken U.S. fish boat still in orca habitat east of Victoria
VICTORIA — The Washington state Department of Ecology says an oil sheen from a sunken fish boat appears to have completely dissipated from an area...
Zoo closed for second day after wolves escape intentionally-damaged enclosure
The Greater Vancouver Zoo remained closed Wednesday, one day after several wolves were found outside their damaged enclosure and at least one evaded recapture. Read...
More B.C. public sector workers threaten to strike as BCGEU job action continues
With almost 400,000 public sector workers bargaining with the government over wages this year, experts say the strike by the BCGEU could have a domino...
