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Armed officers called to unfolding emergency bear incident in Bella Coola Valley

UPDATE: Nov. 20, 8:19 p.m.: The BC Conservation Officer Service confirmed that is responding to a grizzly bear attack in Bella Coola. According to the agency, initial information suggests several people may have been injured in the attack. UPDATE: Nov. 20, 4:11 p.m.: A more specific location has been identified to avoid for those in […]

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Surrey researcher recognized for groundbreaking blood pressure monitor

A Surrey researcher has been recognized for his first-of-its-kind self-powered continuous blood pressure (BP) monitor. Dr. Tae-Ho Kim is a Simon Fraser University (SFU) postdoctoral fellow in the biomechatronic systems laboratory, working under principal investigator professor Dr. Edward J. Park in the mechatronics systems engineering department. Kim came up with the idea for a sensor-based

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New B.C. home-building program aims to expand prefabricated design use

B.C. is rolling out a new housing program to reduce costs and speed construction times by making prefabricated kit designs for small apartment complexes more accessible and affordable. Developers will be able to create designs through an online platform that also allows builders to access local zoning regulations. This creates a one-stop shop to design

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Vancouver Goldeneyes unveil roster ahead of inaugural season

The regular-season roster for the inaugural Vancouver Goldeneyes season was announced Thursday (Nov. 20). The final Goldeneyes 2025-26 season roster includes a maximum of 23 active players: 13 forwards, seven defenders, and three goaltenders. The team’s roster is 26 players, with three reserved players. “We had a very competitive training camp with a high-calibre group

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‘Extras’ can add hundreds to the cost of renting on Vancouver Island

The cost of renting a home may be coming down in some parts of Vancouver Island, but some often overlooked costs can deliver an unexpected hit to renters’ bottom line. A new analysis from Rentals.ca shows that costs such as parking, storage, internet, and insurance can add hundreds to your monthly expenses. While Victoria’s average

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