Highlights

When the salmon return to Wet’suwet’en territory in northwest B.C., the occasion is marked by celebration and ceremony. Protecting the waters and fish they rely on for their survival is a responsibility that goes back thousands of years.

The emission reduction targets outlined for Canadian fertilizer use will not lead to food shortages and food insecurity.

A pet therapy group in the Lower Mainland, offering a 'paws-itive' outlook on life to the communities in need through their four-legged furry friends, is celebrating their 40 years in September.

Some have taken to social media to express their heartbreak.

Timber and livestock producers take note.

A man claimed his family member's dog was his and was protected under old bylaws that allowed pets. B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal disagreed.

Late summer sockeye returns may be too low for commercial openings

“Forced treatment of people who use drugs cannot be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society," argues BCCLA staff counsel Meghan McDermott.

The $21-million grant, announced Wednesday in Victoria, will be paid directly to contractors.

"We just relax and close our eyes and think about how it's possible that we are Vancouver but we feel that we are in Odesa."