UBC researchers get another $2.3 million for COVID-19 research

University received $2.8 million in federal funding earlier this month Five research teams from the University of B.C.

B.C.’s new rental support measures leave landlords in lurch

'This is wide open to potential abuse,' says landlord group, as tenant advocate publicly wonders if it makes sense to pay rent

What happened: Federal government unveils new supports for small businesses, including significant boost to wage subsidy Why it matters: The

Province is providing United Way of the Lower Mainland with $50 million to fund the expansion The B.C. government

Closures to start March 29 While rumours circulated that B.C. Liquor Stores would close doors due to the COVID-19

Three-year agreement in principle includes a two-per-cent wage hike in each year Teachers have reached a tentative

B.C. declares mortuary services an essential service during COVID-19 pandemic—still some Port Coquitlam, Coquitlam firms have had to suspend

North Vancouver resident brings initiative to her neighbourhood to support relatives in the U.S. There may be a great

Meet the Pemberton jewelry maker who's keeping her family tradition and heritage alive The COVID-19 pandemic has

Grief over shooting felt around the world for wolf who starred in documentaries about species The lone wolf that once

Before self-isolation sent us sadly toting our laptops to makeshift home offices, we had a little tradition in the Pique newsroom. In fact, it was

WCSS is working with those ‘in greatest need': WCF executive director The Whistler Community Foundation (WCF) has

Any lingering hope Sarah Pavan had about competing on this season's professional beach volleyball circuit was crushed the day city workers came to

Pandemic plan augmented as ferries may ban non-essential travel At least one BC Ferries employee has tested positive

Services are seen as vital to preserving 'life, health, and basic societel functioing' The B.C. government has released