Twelve residents have died as a result of a COVID-19 outbreak affecting nearly every resident at a care home in Burnaby, B.C., officials say. Fraser Health confirmed the number of

Ruth Hamilton had been asleep for hours in her Golden, B.C., home when she awoke to the sound of her dog barking, giving her a moment’s notice before a rock from outer space

The search is ramping up for a Langley, B.C., mother who has not been seen for 20 days. Naomi Onotera was last seen the afternoon of Aug. 28 when she left

Drug toxicity is now the leading cause of death for young people in B.C., according to the BC Coroners Service, which has recorded at least 1,011 overdose deaths in the first

When bride-to-be Cherisse Watson heard indoor masks were being made mandatory again, she began scouring to find a tent at work for her wedding this weekend in Vancouver. The film industry worker’s reception,

Even though the US Food and Drug Administration has fully approved the Pfizer/BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine for people age 16 and older, and it remains authorized for people as young as

As back-to-school season approaches, many Canadian parents are alarmed by reports of unprecedented cases of COVID-19 among children and teens — as well as increased hospitalizations — in parts of the U.S. According to

Most of the resort town of Sicamous, B.C., in the Southern Interior, was put under an evacuation order or told to prepare to leave on Tuesday after a highway crash sparked another wildfire.  Sicamous

Dozens of families forced to flee their homes as a catastrophic fire devastated a small village in B.C.’s Fraser Canyon are now working to find loved ones scattered in the evacuations, while emergency officials urgently try to

When you walk through the sun-filled atrium of the Edmonton Convention Centre or glimpse the dramatic sloped roof of the Varennes Library in suburban Montreal, it’s not obvious these buildings