Highlights

Are you for real?

While Art Charlie never attended residential school, growing up in Ahousaht and Port Alberni, he knew plenty of people who did and were never the same afterwards.

"I want change. And that's why I'm here. So if that means I have to share my truth and pain… then that's what I'll do."

Timothy Conklin appealed a 2018 B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decision that found he was not discriminated against on the basis of sexual orientation in the dismissal.

Featuring probing conversations with Indigenous elders, academic, artists and activists, the eight-part podcast looks at hard truths about history

First Nations, Inuit, and Métis children were taken from their families, communities, and culture for over 150 years.

Friday is National Truth and Reconciliation Day in Canada, a day set aside to reflect on the injustices of the past.

Two judges have called Sadie Taniskishayinew a risk to the public.

The first of five annual Canadian E-Fests was scheduled for June 30-July 2, and its cancellation led to a sports ticketing and travel company suing the promoter of the Vancouver electric car race.

Kitsilano's Trutch Street — which was named after B.C.'s first lieutenant-governor Sir Joseph William Trutch — will be given a new name that has yet to be announced.