In case you missed it, here’s a look at the replay-worth highlights from this week across the province
Parts of B.C. remain warm, at 10 C, while others feeling chilly
70% of Canadians oppose allowing employers to make you get a sick note
The sheep are considered a species of concern because of their low population in B.C.
The DFO’s marine response team was working with the Tsawwassen First Nation to move the animal
Roughly 100 people in B.C. travel each year out of province for lower surgeries
Port Moody Const. Jordan Long and Vancouver Const. Mark Simms have been in Cuba since March
More frequent and severe storms have damaged Hydro’s electrical systems since 2013
Vancouver real estate agent Jaideep Singh Puri has to pay fine, take ethics course
The two men, ages 23 and 25, are facing charges of theft under $5,000, Coquitlam police said
Report based on nearly 300 responses found lack of support at post-secondary schools a big concern
Vincent Noseworthy of Alberta is accused of aggravated sexual assault, unlawful confinement and more
Three different acetaminophen syrups part of nationwide recall
Roughly 42 per cent of children in the country play soccer, according to statistics from Heritage Canada
The World Against Toys Causing Harm organized announced its 46th annual list in Boston on Tuesday
Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth said supporting efforts locally is key to prevention
128 people died of overdoses in September, bringing the total to more than 1,100 so far in 2018
Lest we forget what thousands of men and women did to fight for Canada’s freedoms – but without new membership, many Legion chapters face dwindling numbers
In case you missed it, here’s a look at the replay-worth highlights from this week across the province
Pre-approved services, accident benefit caps and how ICBC defines injuries part of update
