Highlights

The province found that of the more than 11,000 B.C. Emergency Benefit for Workers files audited, 95 per cent should not have received a one-time, tax-free $1,000 payment.

A B.C. man and his wife tried earplugs and noise-cancelling machines to try and block out noise from an electrical transformer.

Intended as a work that would give more context to the story of Iranian-Canadian families, it's taken on another dimension in light of this year's protests

Predators typically engage in online sexual chat with the victim then threaten to release intimate images if demands aren’t met.

Nasrat Parsa died from a brain injury after being punched in the face and falling down a flight of stairs.

The intention is to remove housing out from under the Ministry of the Attorney General, currently led by Murray Rankin, and give it its own budget and ministry.

Surveillance video debunked ex-Surrey mayor Doug McCallum's claims that protester Debi Johnstone used her car to pin him before speeding away. The judge ultimately found McCallum's false claims were not intentional.

Whatever the verdict, judge says parole board will ultimately decide when Chu Ming Feng, who along with accomplice Guo Wei Liang strangled Rong Lilly Li in 2006, walks free.

Hospitality sector upbeat with pandemic restrictions out, indoor event enthusiasm up

“We get to bring eight collections, so that’s 24 pieces. Then once we have them made there’s a coordinator and she looks at our pieces and she’ll coordinate us with the fashion designer, which is kind of exciting,” says co-owner Donna Scheven