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Social media platform TikTok disappears in the United States

Social media platform TikTok disappears in the United States

The ban was implemented on Jan. 18
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Community support pouring in for B.C. family at risk of homelessness

Community support pouring in for B.C. family at risk of homelessness

A GoFundMe for Corrina Bowers, her ailing mother and her younger sister has eclipsed $9,000 in just three days
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Downtown Vancouver heritage building demolished over risk of collapse

Downtown Vancouver heritage building demolished over risk of collapse

The Dunsmuir House was built in 1909
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Driver caught on camera throwing items on Kelowna highway

Driver caught on camera throwing items on Kelowna highway

"He was actually deliberately driving like a menace"
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'Purposefully' farting at neighbour highlights B.C.'s top 10 unique bylaw calls

'Purposefully' farting at neighbour highlights B.C.'s top 10 unique bylaw calls

Clashing tulips, staring cat, Emotional Support Duck also made the list
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TikTok timeline: From a fun app into a potential national security threat

TikTok timeline: From a fun app into a potential national security threat

Tiktok is set to shut down in the United States on Sunday, Jan. 19
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100 pound concrete bear sculpture stolen from Metro Vancouver porch

100 pound concrete bear sculpture stolen from Metro Vancouver porch

Coquitlam RCMP said the sculpture “holds significant sentimental value”
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Professor hopes Vancouver Island orca’s ‘grief swim’ spurs ethics rethink

Professor hopes Vancouver Island orca’s ‘grief swim’ spurs ethics rethink

‘She has lost someone dear’
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Terminally ill B.C. woman and her daughters facing life on the street at month's end

Terminally ill B.C. woman and her daughters facing life on the street at month's end

Robin Lessard and her two daughters are being evicted due to renovations by the end of the month, and need community's support to find a place to live
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Threatened U.S. tariffs would 'expose' rural resource jobs: report

Threatened U.S. tariffs would 'expose' rural resource jobs: report

Business Council of British Columbia reports says 5% of B.C. jobs depend on exports to the United States
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