Highlights

Canada is too dependent on other countries for most of its fresh produce, says expert

B.C.'s Court of Appeal has upheld a jail sentence for a woman who struck and drove over a 73-year-old woman on a Chilliwack crosswalk, looked at the motionless victim and then drove off.

Vancouver’s Optimi Health harvests first batch of psilocybin mushrooms

According to a recent report, over 200 oil and gas projects slated for the next three years will add 8.6 gigatonnes to the world's carbon budget — equivalent to a quarter of global emissions in 2020. 

Demand growing for more treatment; health minister says province is acting ‘more quickly than anywhere else’

Concerns about military housing highlighted by a suggestion that Habitat for Humanity be contacted

While Canada agrees to reduce child care costs, immigrants with precarious status will likely continue being excluded.

Camille Betts is sharing her father's story in hopes of carrying on his legacy. "The way he looked at the world was always, 'How can we help the most people?'" she says.

Canada will donate more than 20,000 artillery rounds at a cost of about $98 million to support Ukraine’s response to the Russian invasion, National Defence Minister Anita Anand announced in Victoria on Tuesday.

The former North Vancouver high school football star who was found guilty of the 2009 second-degree murder of an ex-girlfriend could spend at least 15 years in prison before being eligible for parole.