UBC study shows that humans are hardwired to prefer being sloth-like
In case you missed it, here’s a look at replay-worthy highlights from across the province this week
Canada recognized Nlaka’pamux basket making for its national historic significance this month
Australian scupltor Patricia Piccinini’s work has garnered social media craze around the world
The 2018 Canadian Police Canine Association Trials are open to the public Sept. 16 at Stanley Park
Fluffy grey “cat burglar” on the prowl for women’s clothes in the Lower Mainland
Dr. Daniel Borsuk performed the feat on Maurice Desjardins, world’s oldest face transplant recipient
He sent the email to University of Calgary students
The Penticton resident gave the Peachland’s ZipZone a shot for her birthday
Early estimates are that 2.2 million of those fish will make their way to the Adams River
Bjorn Bonjean, a 28-year-old winemaker, is one of five farmers vying for the hearts of Belgian women
Nike is embracing activism, racial justice as shoe companies can no longer avoid political division
Territory in expansion franchise also covers Seattle and Portland
World renowned melodist ‘tickled pink’ to be part of public mourning
Conservation officers were able to tranquilize and free the goat
Police officer, with net in hand, helps rabbit off busy street
Magnet fishing helps clean up B.C. waters as detectors hope to find neat gadgets and trinkets
