Keep a kit for your pet, get them used to staying at other homes and teach them to drink from the toilet
An emergency kit is important to have during wildfire season, but most pet owners don't have a plan for their cats and dogs, according to an animal rescue expert.
Ronny Kwetny and Tyler Balaban were left with 48 hours to plan new celebration
Friends, family and strangers on social media are coming to the aid of a Coquitlam couple whose wedding plans went up in smoke when the Okanagan winery booked for the reception was evacuated due to wildfire.
By the time class let out for the summer in 2016, a Vancouver Island preteen was spending almost all of every school day alone in an empty room, away from his friends.
The arrangement left the Grade 6 student feeling "upset, frustrated and angry," his grandmother told the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal.
B.C. Court of Appeal orders new aggravated assault trial over CT scans that were used by mistake
A CT scan showing he'd broken an eye socket and his nose was crucial to Kenneth Paul Burgar's defence against a charge of aggravated assault.
Those injuries, the Metro Vancouver man argued, were proof that he'd been sucker punched, and was acting in self-defence when he retaliated.
'There's enough people that are strongly committed to this movement,' says professor
Protest organizers against the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion project say they believe the number of people arrested for civil disobedience will rise or even surpass the number arrested fighting to stop logging in Clayoquot Sound on the west coast of Vancouver Island more than two decades ago.
Canada will soon find out whether the deadly opioid crisis is having an impact on how long people are expected to live on average.
The Public Health Agency of Canada says it will start factoring opioid-related overdoses into its average life expectancy calculations, a trend the U.S. has been watching for years now.
Canoers and kayakers gathered on Burrard Inlet Saturday morning to participate in an Indigenous-led ceremony aimed at protecting the water surrounding Trans Mountain's Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby, B.C.
