Jon Hernandez

A Vancouver-based non-profit group has been raising awareness about scams featuring David Suzuki-branded products. Dozens of people have given up credit card information to online scammers.

Drivers were fired following alleged conflicts with customers who refused to wear masks and follow passenger limits, says B.C. labour union.

A provincial health order issued on Oct. 25 requires all adults who are “leading, supervising or assisting with a program for children or youth” must have received two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.

An Abbotsford baseball team has raised nearly $60,000 after its prized indoor training centre and field were submerged in floodwater.

Substantial backlogs for residency applications persist amid pandemic delays and prioritized refugees, immigration lawyer says. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has issued a mandate letter asking the immigration ministry to prioritize family reunification.

The Storm Crow Alehouse is closing its doors at the end of the week amid challenges from the pandemic and ongoing construction, and its owners have put up iconic items for sale and auction.

Industry leaders say businesses could have been open on New Year’s Eve but were in the dark about their options, including serving food from nearby restaurants.

Camping reservations for provincial parks go live Monday as B.C. Parks launches a new online booking system in hopes of fixing glitches that have plagued its website in the past.

Below average temperatures in April and May means some crops in the Fraser Valley are several weeks behind. Some farmers say the delay could be costly as it will mean more competition from international growers.

Nearly 7,000 Chileans settled in Canada after the democratically elected government was overthrown in a coup d’état led by Gen. Augusto Pinochet in 1973. Their experiences vary, with many coming to terms with trauma they endured during the violent transfer of power in their home country.