Video Archives
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Iranian-Canadians banned from the U.S. face difficulties travelling afterward -
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U.S. policy causing problems for some Iranian-Canadians -
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Shelter residents, allies holding the line at remaining Halifax encampments -
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Gender diversity to improve at Province House -
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O’Toole Tories cheer Nova Scotia PC win, Trudeau Liberals look for lessons -
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N.S. party leaders push their final message to voters -
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Here’s how Nova Scotia’s three major parties stack up on representation and gender parity -
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Parents concerned education taken back seat in N.S. election -
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N.S. Liberal leader says if re-elected he will create a vaccine certificate -
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Some N.S. votes still deciding on who they’ll cast ballots for -
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Halifax restaurant owners seeing summer uptick, but say they’re not out of the woods yet -
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Nova Scotia construction industry calls on government to finalize prompt payment regulation -
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Parties focus on health, long-term care in Nova Scotia election campaign -
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New report calls on N.S. government to legislate paid sick leave -
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Dalhousie University professor co-authors ‘good news, bad news’ study on global fish stock health -
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Black N.S. election candidate’s signs burned in Truro -
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How the court system re-traumatizes human trafficking victims -
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Forced to return to court and testify, N.S. human trafficking survivor feels angry, ‘helpless’ -
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Here’s where each of the party leaders stand on making rent affordable in Nova Scotia -
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N.S. police can now issue their own emergency alerts
Author Archives
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‘Very stressful’: Cold weather delays crops for many B.C. farmers, but no relief in sightIt's one bad year after another, said Abbotsford farmer Sajan Mandair, pointing to a row of canes that were burned during last year's deadly heat wave.Environment28 mins
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Man charged with sexual assault after 2 women groped in downtown VancouverThe first victim, 29, said she was sexually assaulted by a stranger outside the Vancouver Art Gallery on Saturday. She called 911 right away.Crime3 hours
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Man charged in shooting at Capilano Reserve that hospitalized victimWest Vancouver police arrested three people after the Saturday altercation on Capilano Reserve in the 200-block of Ikwikws Road.Crime5 hours
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Person of interest arrested in Sooke, B.C. homicideDue to factors related to the case that "can't be disclosed" at this time, RCMP said they released the person from custody pending further investigation.Crime6 hours
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‘The hurt in their eyes’: Overwhelmed Vancouver charity forced to turn food-seekers awayIn the past year, the CityReach Care Society went from serving 100 families a week to 1,000 a week, according to assistant executive director Cheryl McManus.ConsumerMay 13
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‘Missed opportunity’: Pope will skip B.C. on reconciliation trip to CanadaKúkpi7 Rosanne Casimir's nation in Kamloops has been called "ground zero" for a national reckoning on the violent truth of Canada's colonization.CanadaMay 13
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‘Never been so supported’: Help pours in for 15-year-old beaten by teens in SurreyThe B.C. mom said an outpouring of kindness has come their way, restoring some of her "faith in humanity," and motivating her daughter to pay it forward.CrimeMay 12
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‘From zero to 100’: B.C. wedding industry booming without pandemic restrictionsIn the past three months, Vancouver's Paige Petriw said she's seen an "insane" number of bookings, largely due to pent-up demand.ConsumerMay 12
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Bill Blair visits fire-razed Lytton, B.C. to ‘assure’ residents federal relief is comingBill Blair toured the southern B.C. community on Thursday, which is still in the process of debris cleanup and removal, nearly one year after the deadly disaster.FireMay 12
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Equipment failure to blame for 911 outage in B.C. Southern Interior, says E-CommE-Comm says an investigation found the hours-long outage was caused by "equipment failure on a piece of core technology" on the Telus network.CrimeMay 12
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Spiked drinks at Nanaimo nightclub send two people to hospitalUpwards of six people may have consumed spiked beverages between May 6 and 7 at several establishments, according to police.CrimeMay 12
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B.C. mine environment safeguards whittled down by amendments, university study saysA recently published paper concludes that mining companies have been able to amend their original operating conditions in ways that can have serious effects on water resources.EnvironmentMay 12
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‘Despicable’: Another video of teen violence surfaces in Metro VancouverThe cell phone footage, shot April 16 near a Point Grey school, appears to show two youth striking a third youth, as others film and egg on the suspects.CrimeMay 11
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First Nations leaders renew call to stop B.C. pipeline projects as UN raps CanadaBoth pipelines have government permits and approvals from many elected band councils, but neither have obtained consent from all Indigenous peoples whose land they cross.CanadaMay 11
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‘We have to do more’: Vancouver mayor responds to disturbing spree of teen violenceSpeaking with reporters on Wednesday, Kennedy Stewart called the rash of swarmings, robberies and demeaning rituals "heartbreaking" for the victims and their families.CrimeMay 11
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‘I’m devastated’: B.C. mom pleads for help after daughter punched, kicked and forced to kiss shoesIn an interview, her mother said her daughter was lured to Hillcrest Elementary School in Cloverdale on Saturday night under the belief she was meeting friends for birthday cake.CrimeMay 10
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Vancouver police raise alarm on ‘troubling and violent’ swarmings, robberies, attacks on teensInvestigations have been opened into several recent swarmings, robberies and reports of humiliating and demeaning rituals involving youth, said Sgt. Steve Addison on Tuesday.CrimeMay 10
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Locked-out hotel workers reach tentative deal with Hilton Metrotown, union saysWorkers will vote to ratify the tentative agreement Wednesday. If approved, they will begin the return-to-work process on Thursday, ending the year-long labour dispute.EconomyMay 10
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It’s unclear whether everyone will need 4th COVID shot, B.C.’s top doctor says"We do not yet know if all of us will need another dose of vaccine come the fall or if protection from the three doses will carry most of us through," Dr. Bonnie Henry said.HealthMay 10
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Mounties receive new video in truck collision that killed 14-year-old girl in BurnabyThe tape apparently shows a neighbourhood dog "running out of its yard and startling the victim who then tragically ran onto the road," the construction company said Monday.TrafficMay 9
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Parkland Corp. announces $600-million expansion of B.C. refinery to cut back on emissionsThe $600-million expansion project's renewable fuels will have one-eighth of the carbon intensity of convention fuels, according to Parkland Corp.EnvironmentMay 9
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Experiencing brain fog from long COVID? Two B.C. companies want to helpAccording to ABI Wellness, more than 63 per cent of patients who experience long COVID report at least mild brain fog several months after they test negative for the virus.HealthMay 9
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Whistler-area bus drivers go back to bargaining table as transit strike continuesNegotiations between Unifor Local 114, Whistler Transit Ltd. and Diversified Transit will resume on May 11 as drivers continue their 14-week strike for fair wages.EconomyMay 6
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Police identify 51-year-old woman killed in Mount Pleasant apartment on SundayJian Ying "Angela" Du was stabbed to death at a Mount Pleasant apartment building near Ontario Street and First Avenue on Sunday, according to police.CrimeMay 6
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Judge rejects B.C. government’s bid to drop case against COVID-19 vaccine ordersIn his decision, Justice Simon Coval dismissed the provincial health officer's argument that the petitioners lack legal standing in the matter.HealthMay 6
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