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Non-U.S. international travel to Canada is 35.5 per cent below where it was in 2019

The BC Centre for Disease Control reports the preliminary findings show the flu vaccine has cut the risk of the flu in half for Canadians.

British Columbia observed some wild natural events this year.

VANCOUVER — The Salvation Army says it will serve an in-person holiday meal to residents of Vancouver's Downtown Eastside for the first time since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Many taxi drivers aren’t leaving their homes right now; others are having trouble navigating streets that remain unplowed, says B.C. Taxi Association head

The woman responded to an online ad for a Maltese puppy, but after she sent a requested money order, she was told to buy and send Visa gift cards or the puppy’s life would be at risk

Appliance repair guy and longtime bike tinkerer Phil Marciniak was uniquely prepared for this week’s snow — he’s already invented a homemade bike plow

On Friday, there'll be no Greater Victoria bus service until at least 10:30 a.m., B.C. Transit said. Most Friday morning departures at Victoria International Airport were cancelled. B.C. Ferries cancelled several morning sailings.

Toy shopping has transformed over the past 100 years due to advancements in the products or the marketplace.

Depending on the generation, perspectives varied about remote work.