A new study suggests you don’t have to quit social media for better mental health—just change how you engage to prioritize quality and connection.

Three doctors from Alberta, Nova Scotia and B.C. who became household names because of the COVID-19 pandemic reflect on how it changed their lives, including one who still requires security to follow ...

A researcher who studies political violence said he was 'heartened' that leader of the opposition condemned acts of vandalism ...

Canadian power provide B.C. Hydro is striking back against President Trump’s wealthiest surrogate Elon Musk by making Tesla ...

Human remains found on the shore in Washington state nearly 17 years ago have now been identified as belonging to Jeffrey Surtel, who was reported missing in 2007 ...

David Beckham spent some quality time with youngest son Cruz this week as they hit the ski slopes in British Columbia, the ...

Four companies have applied to Health Canada to sell copies of Ozempic after its market exclusivity expires on Jan. 4, 2026 ...

A gondola cabin crashed to the ground on Monday morning at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort in British Columbia, shutting down ...

Mathias Laborda scored his first goal of the season in the 37th minute, 19-year-old Tate Johnson added a goal in his MLS ...

B.C.’s youth aren’t meeting Canada’s guidelines for daily movement, a disturbing trend that is contributing to mental-health ...