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They say that a picture is worth a thousand words, and a new study finds that visuals may be a more effective way to encourage behaviour.

Conservation officers say the two families — including four first-year cubs — were destroyed because of access to human food sources.

A UBC-led study has found that people who are homeless experience a disproportionately high prevalence of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

As the body count grows in one of the most violent government crackdowns in years, Tri-City Persians call on the Canadian government to take a stand against the regime

“Getting shovels in the ground in Alberta and kicking off pipeline construction is a pivotal moment for Trans Mountain," says project CEO

Just hop on the bus, Gus. But first pay your fee, Lee.

If the storefronts in downtown Port Coquitlam are lifting your mood before Christmas, it’s likely because of PoCo Heritage.

A Movember drive last month by Port Coquitlam firefighters reeled in $2,855 more than last year for the men’s health fundraiser.

Five years after the first arrests on Burnaby Mountain over the Trans Mountain expansion project, the company said “expansion project pipe” will be “in the ground before Christmas.

A Canadian Pacific Railway locomotive engineer died at the Port Coquitlam rail yard Monday night under circumstances the union representing the worker says "are unclear at this stage.