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People need to take an "empowered self-management approach" as the rules are lifted, says Dr. Bonnie Henry.

One foot in front of the other – ancient crocodilian swim traces in Tumbler Ridge are paving the way for research into trackways and fossils found in the area, with an article recently published an international journal.

The poll found 40% of Canadian office workers would abandon their jobs under a back-to-office mandate.

SURREY, B.C. — A woman is in custody after an altercation resulting in a Surrey police officer being stabbed. Surrey police and Surrey RCMP were called to a home Wednesday evening for reports of a woman screaming and throwing things inside.

NANAIMO, B.C. — RCMP say a couple in Nanaimo, B.C., who thought they had won more than $18 million and a luxury vehicle in a lottery were instead scammed out of almost $400,000.

Renter in illegal suite says she warned city she was immunocompromised.

COVID-19 anxiety will persist after return to more normal social interaction, says a UBC researcher

For the first time, Bill 14, the Wildlife Amendment Act, will integrate Indigenous perspectives

B.C. Nurses Union doesn't have faith that the province's plan to deal with nurse staffing shortages in intensive care units will be enough

They were taken to hospital and treated