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If you’re feeling a little bit slower these days, you might be able to blame it on biology. That’s because isolation is bad for the brain, says University of Victoria neuroscientist Olav Krigolson. “People have trouble focusing.

A nationwide survey has revealed more than half of Canadian adults have struggled to purchase basic necessities in the wake of COVID-19 panic-buying sweeping the nation. That’s an estimated 16.

Prizes of Port Moody & Co. t-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies being offered to residents who profess their love for shopping locally during COVID-19 pandemic

Social distancing procedures will be in place when Stellava Ventures helps Port Moody residents refill hand sanitizer containers at its proposed cannabis shop

Forty years ago Fox, a Port Coquitlam resident, set out on his Marathon of Hope, today his efforts have helped raise $800 million for cancer research

Local businesses get their 15 minutes of fame in popular Netflix show but COVID-19 expected to slow production of many popular shows

Easter is celebrated in North America with chocolate eggs and the Easter bunny visiting children. Although Easter is observed around the world, different countries celebrate it with their own traditions.

Local supporters of a Scottish soccer club are helping nurses at Eagle Ridge Hospital do their jobs more safely.

Visits with baby Henry must be conducted on the front porch as family stays in quarantine as part of province-wide measures to stop the spread of the deadly virus

In the past month, Victoria criminal lawyer Mike Munro has been besieged by calls from clients at the Vancouver Island Regional Correctional Centre who want to get bail as quickly as possible. “They’re worried,” Munro said.