TORONTO — Members of Canada's public health community are expressing concern about intended changes to the authority of the country's chief public health officer, changes that strip the office holder of the responsibility of running the Public Health Agency of Canada.
VICTORIA — Kinder Morgan's president says a study projecting a high rate of job creation in B.C. during the expansion of its Trans Mountain pipeline is based on fair and reasonable assumptions.
VANCOUVER — Four First Nation bands from northeastern B.C. have launched a Federal Court case over Ottawa's approval of the massive Site C hydroelectric dam.
SIDNEY, B.C. — Wolves in areas where the animals are heavily hunted experience social disruption and psychological stress, says a new study.
SURREY, B.C. — A Vancouver-area dog walker accused of killing six dogs by leaving them in a hot truck has pleaded guilty to two charges — animal cruelty and mischief.
VANCOUVER — Mixed in with the usual debates about property taxes and public transit, pipeline politics have made their way into Vancouver-area municipal election campaigns, with candidates weighing in on a plan to expand an existing line from Alberta's oilsands.