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Vancouver’s Science World building is turning into a giant Adidas Trionda soccer ball for FIFA World Cup 2026. Crews are busy attaching coloured panels to the False Creek landmark in time for the tournament, which starts June 11. It’s a striking new look for Science World, where a new Soccer & Technology exhibit has opened […]

A woman is presumed to have drowned after the car she was driving fell into the North Thompson River in Kamloops on Sunday, May 17. An RCMP press release sent on Monday afternoon details the incident. According to police, the car left the road near Schubert Drive and Birch Avenue at around 6:21 p.m. on

Fifty kilometres, barefoot, in just over five hours, and there was not even a spot of blood on her feet. All Savannah Wild walked away with was one big blister on her blackened pads. Oh, and the title of Guinness World Record holder. The 27-year-old ultra athlete took the title on Victoria Day, Monday, May

Plans for the proposed rapid transit route to Langley have won the approval of Maple Ridge city council. Council confirmed its support for the Langley-Haney Place Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project along the Lougheed Highway, calling it a critical transportation investment to support housing, economic development, and sustainable mobility in the city. On May 12,

Environmental advocacy organizations are speaking out against the federal government’s newest deal with Alberta to weaken climate goals and expedite the construction of another oil pipeline to the B.C. coast. “With today’s announcement, Prime Minister [Mark] Carney is taking a sledgehammer to one of the last remaining pillars of Canada’s climate plan,” said Caroline Brouillette,