Highlights

What's the fare for urban wildlife again?

Head of Doctors of BC says the pandemic has 'sharply increased' the use of telemedicine to the point that there's no going back.

"I started to miss having standees, having people standing at the red line, having to remind people to back up, or even telling them to hold on to the farebox for safety. "

Both Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish) and Səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations got innovative this spring to make sure their communities could still enjoy an Easter celebration in a pandemic-safe way. 🐰

Tofino's mayor-elect shares how many out-of-province travellers have flocked to the tourist destination.

They've picked up roughly 45,000 beer cans since 2013. 🚯

'The Littlest Dinosaur' by LGBTQ+ authors address bullying and how the different kid isn't scary.

The Chemainus resident was hiking with her dog, Murphy, on a logging road south of Duncan in July 2019 when she sensed she was being watched.

The trippiest art show of the year. 🎨 🖼️

The updated vaccination timeline means roughly 300,000 essential workers across the province will start getting vaccinated in April; as residents of the Tri-Cities react, here's where you stand in the queue