Antidepressants can make smolts 'bold,' less afraid of predators, says Seattle toxicologist
A Seattle expert in environmental contaminants who has linked sewage flushes into Washington state estuaries to higher juvenile chinook salmon death rates suspects human drugs found in fish put them at risk.
Trans Mountain Pipeline protesters waited for Trudeau outside the centre
Justin Trudeau mingled with hundreds of friendly people at two family-focused events on Vancouver Island, but the prime minister was also reminded of the strong opposition his government faces over its decision to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Powerhouse baseball province looks for 13th title in last 14 years
When teams gather this week in Mirabel, Que. to begin the 2018 Little League Canadian Championship, there's no question who the heavy favourite will be. Teams representing British Columbia have won the last 12 of 13 national titles and will once again look to swing for the fences when the ball starts flying Thursday morning.
Why we crave the flickering flame, even as dry summers and modern life make campfires harder to come by
The blue glow on the horizon dims, and here, around the fire, talk shifts into a different gear that's softer than the bright day.
People sit close. A warm light dances on their faces.
Police say man, who uttered threat before restaurant was evacuated, presents risk to public safety
Kamloops RCMP have surrounded a Denny's restaurant in the 500 block of Columbia Street after a man barricaded himself inside.
The young killer whale known as J50 appears lethargic and has lost about 20 per cent of her body weight
The story of the southern resident J-pod orcas, and the mother mourning her dead calf, has drawn attention from around the world.
Now, one of the other calves in the same pod is starving, and the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is working with Fisheries and Oceans Canada on a plan to save it.
Storied $14M home that once housed legendary publisher now under threat of rodent infestation
The City of Vancouver is headed to B.C. Supreme Court in a bid to force a prominent Chinese developer to repair a storied $14 million mansion ravaged by fire.
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