CBC - British Columbia (9 hours ago)
The viral trend, dubbed "Scientology speedrunning," took off in early April, with users on social media posting videos of themselves entering — or in Saturday's case trying to enter — properties owned or inhabited in some way by the Church of Scientology.
ReadCityNews - Vancouver (10 hours ago)
Too many parents are still unaware of the negative effects that screens can have on the development of their young children, laments Quebec’s speech therapy and audiologists association (AQOA). Numerous studies have established a link between screen time in children under five and the risk of developing a language delay, points out Marie-Philippe...
ReadCBC - British Columbia (A day ago)
OneCity Coun. Lucy Maloney is tabling a motion on Wednesday to bring back the recently discontinued cool kit program. The kits, handed out to at-risk residents in the Downtown Eastside, included things like spray bottles, cooling towels, reusable water bottles, hats and gel packs.
ReadCityNews - Vancouver (A day ago)
Vancouver Drivers are advised of detours and road closures ahead of Sunday's Vancouver BMO Marathon. Participants are encouraged to use public transit to get to and from the race. The organizer is also reminding participants to use bus shuttles from selected Lower Mainland locations to get to the start line. The start line of the […]
ReadCBC - British Columbia (2 days ago)
A teacher in Fort St. John, B.C., has been charged with possessing child sexual abuse and exploitation material. Matthew McColm was charged a day after being arrested on March 23, for offences that allegedly occurred between Aug. 4 and Nov. 26, 2025.
ReadCBC - British Columbia (2 days ago)
Almost $1 million from the B.C. government is going to Niik Steel to expand operations and create a more diversified Island economy. Officials hope that the purchase of several new machines will create almost 30 new highly skilled jobs in Nanaimo.
ReadVancouver Sun - Local (2 days ago)
Re. How many parking apps does Vancouver need? Thanks to Dan Furmano and The Sun for bringing up the parking issue, which will be a major irritant when the city does away with coin meters. I have no objection paying for parking, but I don't have a phone. I carry a roll of coins in […]
ReadCityNews - Vancouver (3 days ago)
A hiker and her two dogs needed a helicopter rescue from the mountains north of Metro Vancouver because the “aggressive” and “protective” behaviour of the animals toward rescuers wouldn’t allow them to be walked out. North Shore Rescue says in a social media statement that they received the call on Wednesday about the hiker and […]
ReadVancouver Sun - Local (3 days ago)
The buzz: Wish Dry Bar opens at Fairmont Pacific Rim. What to know: A West Vancouver blow-dry bar called Wish has expanded to downtown Vancouver. Offering an “elevated, feel-good beauty experience,” the local company has set up shop at the Fairmont Pacific Rim hotel at 1038 Canada Place. It’s the second outpost for Wish. Unlike […]
ReadVancouver Sun - Local (3 days ago)
1. A False and Fatal Claim: A Lane Winslow Mystery — Iona Whishaw (Touchwood Editions). 2. Tess’s Red Dress: Honouring Love and Family — Carolyn Roberts, illustrated by Kelsey Matafoote (Medicine Wheel Publishing). 3. The Astronaut Children of Dunbar Street: A Memoir — Wiley Wei-Chium Ho (Douglas and McIntyre). 4. Unceded: Understanding...
ReadCBC - British Columbia (3 days ago)
David Lang says he was one of two men arrested by RCMP on April 24 near Nelway, B.C., about 25 kilometres south of Salmo in the West Kootenay. According to RCMP, a small group of protesters blocked contractors from getting to a job site. Police say they tried to negotiate with the group, but their requests "were unsuccessful” and lead to the two...
ReadCBC - British Columbia (3 days ago)
Doig River First Nation celebrated the grand opening of a shop on its cultural grounds this week. It's the latest development for the community, home to around 130 people, roughly a hour northeast of Fort St John, and follows the addition of new housing, a prayer house, school and daycare program.
ReadCBC - British Columbia (3 days ago)
The B.C. member of the legislature representing Old Fort, the community where a landslide has forced people from their homes, says he'll be meeting with constituents to discuss options for the future, including asking the province to buy their properties.
ReadVancouver Sun - Local (3 days ago)
Jen Graham: Strong laws, like the legislation B.C. announced last month, are critical, especially as AI tools accelerate the creation of altered or fabricated images of children — and they work best when paired with education that builds awareness of how to use them
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