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Not ready for summer to be over just yet? While August saw some soaring temperatures across the province, the Weather Network expects B.C. to see average or below-average temperatures heading into fall.

By unnaturally suppressing wildfires, building deeper into wilderness and pushing up against the realities of a changing climate, former SFU researcher now in Oregon says we need to find a ways to live with fire and the smoke that comes with it.

A 100-year-old building in Port Moody could become a blueprint for post-pandemic office space. Gaetan Royer was in the early stages of renovating the second floor and attic of the historic Burrard Public House on St.

BC School Sports, the governing organization for school sports in the province, has mandated a BC Children’s Hospital-based concussion education training module for its members who work with young athletes.

Fin Donnelly's candidacy comes as speculation heats up around the possibility of an early provincial election.

Creators and producers in B.C.’s film industry now have access to a new government funding during the pandemic.

'It’s like my whole golf career,' says Diack.

“Our customer base hasn’t come back,” says owner, who hopes he can hang on though November.

A Metro Vancouver air quality station in Port Moody recorded 86.7 micrograms of fine particulate matter per square metre Tuesday morning at 10 a.m., down significantly from a high of 234.6 on Monday, but still three-times the maximum safe threshold, according to experts.

Different people respond differently to smoke, and some people are at higher risk of experiencing health effects.