Canadian police face a "significant increase" in mental health-related calls, and as the killing of Vancouver Island woman Chantel Moore shows, sometimes these calls can go terribly wrong

It doesn't stick to surfaces as much as we thought, and is particularly slow to spread outdoors

According to experts, BC’s embattled killer whales are now enjoying quieter seas and increased fish

Rise is due in part to the city’s own decision to greenlight rezoning for the site

In peacetime, one of the leading causes of death and injury for Canadian Forces members is the catastrophic failure of aging hardware

Get your Butchart fix, visit an art gallery, go axe throwing or even take in a movie

Our months-long investigation into the correctional system failures now alleged to have resulted in a Metchosin man murdered in his home

City had given the notoriously chaotic and run-down facility $500,000 in 2017, only to see minimal improvements followed by its premature closure