The Alexis Mazurin Award is a Canadian journalism accolade that honors excellence in radio documentary storytelling. It is ...

Xenakis says Education is often used to justify bringing live animals into classrooms and other community settings, but ...

An e-scooter rider in Burnaby; more people across Metro Vancouver are turning to electric vehicles to get around. (Izzy Morgan / BCIT News) Complaints and conflicts are on the rise as more people ...

The “Vancouver Freeze”, a play on the widely known “Seattle Freeze”, describes the social frostiness some people experience when trying to make friends or break into tight-knit social circles in the ...

On September 30 one of many events to mark the sixth annual National Truth and Reconciliation Day is the well-known honour walk. The gathering point for the walk was outside the Vancouver Aboriginal ...

Burnaby RCMP’s Investigative Support Team and arson investigators have taken conduct of the fatal fire investigation, though police say the cause has not yet been determined. (Andrew Chen/BCIT) ...

Starbucks is closing hundreds of locations across Canada and the United States, potentially opening the door for smaller, independent coffee shops to attract more customers. Taigan Wheeler, manager ...

North Shore Black Bear Society says in the event of a bear encounter, stand your ground, make yourself look big and tell the bear to back off in a deep, strong voice. (Bailey Pilgrim-Paje / BCIT News) ...

Comments on Nightingale’s post say that the man assaulted unhoused people nearby and shouted racial slurs at people in the New Westminster Neighbourhood. (Bailey Pilgrim-Paje / BCIT News) “I would say ...

UBC’s Gateway Team-Based Care Teaching Clinic is expected to provide primary care for up to 4,450 people while students from nine health disciplines train alongside licensed professionals. (Andrew ...

The Lower Mainland experienced heavy rain and strong winds on Monday night. Environment Canada says the weather was brought on by a strong frontal system, which marked the year’s first fall storm.

Despite the rain and colder weather across Metro Vancouver, the soccer excitement from this summer’s FIFA World cup matches has influenced a greater spike in players. At the British Columbia Institute ...