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Between February and October of 2010, the commander of Canadian Forces Base Trenton was stripped of his command. His uniform was burned. His scroll for his commissioner as an officer was shredded. Warning: This story contains details that may be distressing to some readers.

"You'll end up in really cool places in your life and in the world, like in the Arctic." Researcher Eugenie Jacobsen explains where a career in marine biology can take you.

North Vancouver resident Ben Holt, 52, said his time in jail for traffic-blocking protests with Save Old Growth strained his marriage and scared his kids.

Saving money doesn't have to be complicated.

A complaint to Canada's Competition Bureau claims Canada's largest forestry certification process acts as an industry shield used to 'greenwash' logging and forestry operations on a massive scale

B.C. Premier David Eby's announcement came with 'no timelines and no tangible budget,' advocate

The bill follows a trip through the Interior last January.

B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled it was "an illogical, absurd interpretation" of a noise bylaw that would ultimately prevent children from visiting.

It's one of the best showers of the year, with up to 120 shooting stars hourly.

Rising mortgage rates are putting pressure on the housing market and the broader economy.