Tech firm OpenAI and founder Sam Altman face seven wrongful death lawsuits over their alleged roles in the mass shootings […]
Lawsuits depict Tumbler Ridge shootings and victims in fresh detail Read More »
The BC Coroners Service has released its report on how many deaths of incarcerated people happened last year. For the
22 deaths recorded at correctional facilities in B.C. during 2025 Read More »
If you thought you saw a massive flash in the sky over Greater Vancouver shortly after midnight, you weren’t imagining
‘Fireball season’: bright meteor lights up Vancouver sky overnight Read More »
The B.C. Supreme Court has ruled the provincial government’s legislation to overhaul regulation of lawyers, notaries and other legal professions
Court shoots down challenge to B.C. legal profession regulatory overhaul Read More »
UBC scientists say they have opened the doors to treating prostate and other cancers. The UBC Health and Medicine department
UBC researchers say they have taken a huge step towards treating prostate cancer Read More »
Premier David Eby says British Columbia will receive about $100 million from the federal government to help pay for security
Eby says B.C. will receive $100 million in federal funds for World Cup security Read More »
Another B.C. post-secondary institution is at risk of shuttering an entire program as educators say declining student enrollment continues to
Vancouver’s Langara College considering discontinuing journalism program Read More »
After three long months, businesses in Mount Pleasant are barely scraping by as a section of East Broadway remains shut
Several victims’ families affected by the February mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge are now suing OpenAI and its founder. 1130
Tumbler Ridge shooting victims’ families suing ChatGPT parent company in California Read More »
A public hearing in Vancouver into the police-involved death of Myles Gray in 2015 is set to resume after a
VPD officer’s testimony dropped from schedule of Myles Gray death hearing Read More »
