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Brewery and the Beast is back for an eleventh year in Vancouver. Chef de Cuisine Brittney Lygo from Homer Street Cafe and Bar joins us to discuss the lively event, and show us how to make a delicious lingcod recipe.

A tasty pan seared coastal halibut recipe is showcased as we learn more about Canada’s Junior Culinary team, and how to support them at a fun event. Chef James Town, the Fairmont Pacific Rim Banquet Chef and a former competitor of Junior Culinary team, along with JC Felicella from Junior Culinary Team Canada, join Jennifer...

It’s a unique combination for surf and turf seared scallops and crisp pork belly. Executive Chef Garett Blundell from The Victor at the Parq Vancouver Hotel joins Jennifer Palma for Cooking Together.

“The fans, the community, the city and everyone in the province was amazing and really supported us. We’re excited.” Are you ready to cheer on the @wpgseabears for a second season? President Jason Smith explains how they’re getting ready to welcome fans back.

“It’s a really quick season… get in there early, it’s a great experience.” Ahead of the team kicking off their second season, Chad Posthumus reflected on the fan support last season, and what he’s hoping for in the months ahead.

Traffic Reporter Katelin Owsianski tells us about the damage potholes can cause to your vehicle, and how to avoid some of that wear and tear.

A realty firm is making a grim prediction about home prices in Canada, forecasting a big jump by the end of the year. Global’s Nathaniel Dove explores why prices might go up.

A Victoria man encountered a mysterious sea creature while snorkeling in the Salish Sea. He was stunned by the spiral-shaped marine animal and took photos of the rare find. And as Kylie Stanton reports, it took the public’s help to help identify it.

A Strathcona County family says their farm that’s existed since 1881 and the livelihood is still provides is in jeopardy because of an unexpected county announcement to build a new arena for the Sherwood Park Crusaders. Breanna Karstens-Smith explains.

Vancouver Fire and Rescue Service will be the first in North America to transition to non-toxic gear. Chief Karen Fry and Occupational Health and Safety Chief Bryden Pelletier talk about the importance of making the change.

‘Emerson’ the elephant seal might have to be re-located once again from his preferred moulting spot in the Victoria area, after returning yet again. Kylie Stanton reports the Department of Fisheries and Oceans says too many irresponsible people are getting too close to him.

Housing and affordability are the main focus as federal government gets set to table this year’s budget. UBC political Scientist Stewart Prest discusses what it could mean for B.C.

The Bear Clan will now have a downtown headquarters out of the Women’s Health Clinic on Graham Avenue.

The restaurant industry is hoping the Canucks playoff run will pay off for them. Ian Tostenson of the BC Food and Restaurant Association discusses the potential economic benefits.

Fresh off the heels of two groundbreaking wins at the 2024 Juno Awards, Indigenous artist, Aysanabee joins Ross Hull to discuss his musical journey and the cultural significance of his artistry.

There’s was a collective sigh of relief among members of Montreal’s Caribbean communities as news broke last week that the city had approved plans to throw a Caribbean carnival parade this summer. It follows the cancelation of the annual Carifiesta parade last year when Montreal denied organizers a permit to host the event. But as...

The 52nd annual Peterborough Easter Seals Telethon hit the airwaves on Sunday. The broadcast is a community effort aiming to support families and kids living with physical disabilities. Germain Ma has a behind-the-scenes look at the show.

Life-saving medication and equipment is dwindling or completely gone at hospitals and clinics across Haiti’s capital, as brutal gangs tighten their grip on Port-au-Prince and beyond. They have blocked roads, forced the closure of the main international airport since early March, and paralyzed operations at the country’s largest seaport. Katherine Ward has this story and...

Fifteen years ago, Spencer Remezoff was looking for a summertime alternative to snowmobiles to get his blood pumping. That’s where his love of motorcycles began.

Regina Rebels’ star forward Stryker Zablocki says the team is hungry to turn last year’s third-place Esso Cup finish into a national championship this year.