Descrease article font size Increase article font size A woman was taken to hospital after being attacked by a bear while hiking in the backcountry near Whistler, B.C., on Friday
Quebec’s courts have issued new guidelines restricting judges’ use of generative artificial intelligence, stressing that judging must remain a fundamentally human responsibility. The guidelines, jointly adopted by the Quebec Court
A man who had been missing near Squamish, B.C., for nearly a week has been found alive, police and search and rescue officials say. Stanislav Volo, who was reported missing
Okanagan mayors and regional leaders, including First Nations, are pressing the B.C. government to turn unused space at the Okanagan Correctional Centre in Oliver into a mandatory and secure care
Descrease article font size Increase article font size A former Ministry of Social Services support worker is sharing her story calling for change in the system. Rae Seidel worked as
U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs have led to a tangle of red tape and extra expenses for Canadian wool producers and hobbyists, and some are walking away from their U.S.
More than 70 concerned parents are petitioning for the replacement of all board members at the Regina Early Learning Centre. The petition is calling for the preschool program that helps
Landing a job interview increasingly means navigating artificial intelligence, whether it’s helping write a resume, screening an application or even conducting an initial interview. The growing use of AI in
Five B.C. legislators who recently left the provincial Conservatives are joining forces to form a new political party, with plans to have it up and running when the legislature returns
The Town of Gander, N.L., says its invitation to United States Ambassador Pete Hoekstra to attend a 9/11 ceremony this month was protocol, not an endorsement. Hoekstra is among a