Highlights

"We are just in love with tipping in Canada and the U.S. It's a Western thing," says the president and CEO of the BC Restaurant and Foodservices Association.

The tale of Vince Li, who left Canadians reeling in disgust after beheading fellow bus passenger Tim McLean in 2008, continues to cause anger across the country. Warning: This story contains details that may be distressing to some readers.

Use the meeting time wisely. More than seven in 10 senior managers find meetings to be unproductive.

Two lawyers committed professional misconduct against their female clients during family law proceedings, the Law Society of BC has found.

Advocates are celebrating David Eby's decision to maintain individualized autism funding.

The BCGEU strike in August did not appear to crimp that month's sales.

Social justice and philanthropy fuel a new era of climate action that focuses on more than just science.

His surgery has been rebooked several times and he has a "severe obstruction" in his heart.

After a B.C. renter wins a monetary order at the Residential Tenancy Branch, it's up to them to be a "collections agent," says a tenancy lawyer. "I think that deters a lot of people."

Canada has released its plan to adapt to a changing planet. Experts say it's up to all levels of government and ordinary Canadians to see it through.