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B.C. scientists eavesdropping on fish to fathom their underwater secrets

B.C. scientists eavesdropping on fish to fathom their underwater secrets

New technology is allowing researchers to covertly monitor, record and identify the sounds fish make underwater to try to unravel their deepest secrets.
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B.C. lawyer disbarred for misconduct 'akin to theft'

B.C. lawyer disbarred for misconduct 'akin to theft'

Andrew Yat-Cheung Lau took money from clients' trust funds before performing any legal work and failed to remit GST and PST to officials.
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Two men dead after boating incident off B.C. coast, RCMP say

Two men dead after boating incident off B.C. coast, RCMP say

SKIDEGATE, B.C. — British Columbia RCMP say two men are dead after a boating incident on the west coast of Haida Gwaii.
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Photos: This bright turquoise B.C. lake has jaw-dropping mountain views

Photos: This bright turquoise B.C. lake has jaw-dropping mountain views

Have you been here?
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Premier Eby says B.C. officials will brief Surrey mayor, council over police dispute

Premier Eby says B.C. officials will brief Surrey mayor, council over police dispute

The premier said the government is in the process of arranging briefing meetings about the policing issue with Surrey's mayor and council but a date has not been set.
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$10M fund to help volunteers maintain B.C.'s outdoor sites and trails

$10M fund to help volunteers maintain B.C.'s outdoor sites and trails

Volunteer nature trail builders should benefit from small grants coming out of a new $10-million endowment fund managed by the Outdoor Recreation Council of BC.
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BCIT students use AI to improve taxi transport at YVR

BCIT students use AI to improve taxi transport at YVR

The artificial intelligence model will help reduce taxi wait times for passengers to and from the airport.
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Union calls strike a 'success' after inking new tentative agreements with feds

Union calls strike a 'success' after inking new tentative agreements with feds

OTTAWA — The national president for the Public Service Alliance of Canada is calling the union's strike action a success after reaching tentative agreements with the federal government that secure wage increases meant to compensate workers for inflat
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'This can’t be real': Metro Vancouver man scratches $300,000 winning lotto ticket

'This can’t be real': Metro Vancouver man scratches $300,000 winning lotto ticket

He called his dad to tell him the good news, and his dad drove in to find out if it was real.
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BCHL pulling out of Hockey Canada to become independent league

BCHL pulling out of Hockey Canada to become independent league

The BCHL said restrictions around player eligibility are limiting the choice of young hockey players in Canada.
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