People in Metro Vancouver are showing a curious appreciation for our bridges these days.
Specifically, the underside of bridges. The trend is called "Under the Bridge," and the internet would like you to take part.
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These families uncovered long-lost relatives, thanks to modern science
Family secrets are as old as time, but thanks to modern science, more and more of them are starting to come out.
Last month, CBC Ottawa told the story of two half-sisters from eastern Ontario who discovered each other after getting genealogy tests.
Truck driver killed in fiery crash on Highway 1 in Surrey
Highway closed westbound near 176 Street for 'undetermined' amount of time as RCMP investigate crash
A driver is dead after a fiery truck crash on Highway 1 overnight in Surrey, B.C.
B.C. to open thousands of $10-a-day child-care spaces
The government of B.C. is moving one step closer to fulfilling one of its major election promises: $10-per-day child-care spaces across the province.
The prototype plan announced Friday afternoon includes spaces for about 2,500 children at 53 child-care facilities in both rural and urban areas around the province.
Ikea, Eileen Fisher make business case for reduced waste
Ahead of Vancouver's Zero Waste Conference, experts say sustainability is profitable in the long-term
Companies that have embraced waste reduction as part of their business strategy will share the secrets of their success at a conference in Vancouver this week.
Why a Canadian-Swedish couple isn't allowed to give their baby an old family name
Parents told by Swedish agency that their kid's name 'Ford' was rejected because it resembled a surname
Canadian Joeseph Kendrick and his Swedish wife Ingrid wanted to give their baby boy a "charming" old-fashioned name — but the Swedish government had other ideas.
Canada’s Premiere Filipino Performing Arts Group takes the stage in celebration of its 25th year anniversary
Internationally recognized Filipino Performing Folk Arts Group, Kababayang Pilipino (KP) celebrates its 25th year anniversary in a special commemorative presentation, “Tatak” on November 23rd and 24th, 2018 at the Vancouver Playhouse in Vancouver. The Vancouver based group will showcase the beloved folk dances and music of the Philippines, a country that features a broad spectrum of dance styles and influences including indigenous, Arabic-Malayan, Spanish and western vestiges.