Highlights

Inaccurate online maps 'can cause a lot of confusion and anxiety'

Resident known as 'Fed Up' has been harassed by neighbour

The biggest grocery store chain in Burnaby has found that renewed COVID-19 lockdowns this spring kept food sales strong despite signs that consumer behaviour may be shifting towards more familiar pre-pandemic patterns. Loblaw Companies Ltd.

Have you noticed an increase in TV ads for A&W? That’s because the burger company is seeing a surge in several areas as customers roar back in the many Burnaby locations.

'If you’re staying behind, things can change very quickly'

Carbon Engineering plans to produce millions of litres of jet fuel by sucking carbon dioxide out of the air. Could it offer a buffer for a world struggling to electrify or is it an excuse to keep burning oil?

Across B.C., 570 deaths have been attributed to the late June heat wave, a three-fold increase from previous years. Now, the chief coroner says she's directing staff to pay closer attention to heat death.

From 24-hour cooling centres to heavy misters, communities in Metro Vancouver are trying to get the upper hand on the incoming heat wave.

From Oregon to British Columbia, avian rehabilitation centres say baby birds plummeted from nests to escape the heat wave. 'They all kind of fell like rocks,' says the head of one rehab centre

BC Wildfire Service wants people to be prepared should they be asked to leave at a moment's notice.