Canada’s new $10 bill voted #1 banknote in the world

HALIFAX — Canada's new $10 bill featuring Nova Scotia human rights icon Viola Desmond has been named banknote of the year. The bill, which also

Bowen's beaches, docks and cliffs made of sediment susceptible to rising seas

The sea in B.C. is expected to rise by as much as half a metre by 2050 Climate change has been evident for decades and

Statistics Canada sales data shows that sales for weed peaked in December Statistics Canada data shows that Canadians

Amendments to the Employment Standards Act would also raise working age from 12 to 16 The B.C. government has

Ban on foam cups, takeout containers to take effect in January Vancouver city council Monday night approved revised

Individual income tax and benefit returns for 2018 are due at 11:59 p.m. on April 30, 2019. Did you know that?…

Governance and funding model remain stumbling blocks for regional transportation dream The goal of seeing regional

Gillespie's Fine Spirits owner Kelly Woods and her gin recognized It has been a heady spring for a Squamish

Proponents say projects won't be within the range After learning of a new proposal for a wilderness lodge on Brohm

The Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity & Recreation Council announces the top athletes heading to the Whitehorse competition

Coquitlam co-founders Cory Melville and Vanessa Brascia say their biodegradable 'straw-ghetti' will last two and a half hours in a cold drink

Contraption unveiled in Burnaby can build structures faster, stronger and better, engineer says A B.C.-based engineer

The full lineup for Squamish's newest festival revealed Some big names have been added to the Squamish Constellation

Frank Giustra claims Clinton Foundation work led to 'targeted attack' West Vancouver billionaire and philanthropist

Updated sediment management plan calls for the removal of between 210,000 and 260,000 cubic metres of sediment and debris on an annual basis