Canada's post-secondary industry predicts a storm ahead, as budget cuts shrink courses, staff

Cuts to staff, classes, programs and student services: Canada's post-secondary system is moving into a stormy period, as colleges and universities grapple with budget shortfalls exacerbated by restrictions on international students, domestic tuition caps or freezes, and stagnant provincial funding.

Vancouver's transit agency has rolled out its winter plans. TransLink says it will equip more buses with "Grip D" winter tires and have more staff prepared for de-icing trains.

Roshnee Gurung, 26, was found dead inside a home in the area of Rupert Avenue and Euclid Street. Neighbours said they heard 'some sort' of disturbance on Friday night.

BC Today is where British Columbians connect on issues facing their lives and their community with host Michelle Eliot.

British Columbia's new health minister says she's aiming for more treatment beds and fewer deaths in a revamped approach to the province's drug overdose crisis.

Two federal politicians have asked Canada's competition commissioner to investigate whether companies have been conspiring to raise the price of frozen potato products, such as fries and hash browns, after similar allegations were made in the United States.

The Vancouver Whitecaps have parted ways with head coach Vanni Sartini, the MLS club confirmed Monday. 

Axel Schuster, Whitecaps FC sporting director and chief executive officer, said the club is grateful to Sartini and all he has given to them over the past six years.

Vancouver police said the incident happened around 10:30 p.m. on Saturday in Olympic Village outside the Legacy Liquor store on Manitoba Street.

Andrea Arnold knows a lot about what goes on in the Village of McBride, a community of about 600 people in B.C.'s Robson Valley. But nothing quite prepared her for what she saw while driving through town Sunday afternoon.

It happened on the north train tracks near Rupert Street between East Broadway and Grandview Highway around 5 p.m. on Sunday as the train was leaving Vancouver.

The Municipality of Crowsnest Pass, home to about 6,000, is asking residents to say yes or no to a straightforward question.

Residents of Crowsnest Pass in southwestern Alberta will participate in a non-binding vote today on whether or not they support the development of a nearby coal project.

When a B.C. couple took their fight for compensation over a cancelled WestJet flight to social media, they received a letter from the airline's lawyers warning them that their post had breached confidentiality. Efforts to silence travellers from speaking publicly about disputes with airlines are a worrying trend, say industry and legal experts.

A growing number of businesses are appealing to waste-conscious customers with repair services, trade-in programs and recycled textiles. But some jurisdictions have decided to take a stronger tack, and are charging clothing makers to deal with items that have reached the end of their life.

Vancouver police say they arrested four people Sunday morning, after a 63-year-old man was stabbed and seriously injured by a suspected shoplifter in the Olympic Village on Saturday night.

Vancouver police say they arrested four people Sunday morning, after a 63-year-old man was stabbed and seriously injured by a suspected shoplifter in the Olympic Village on Saturday night.

A man has been charged with second-degree murder in the death of a woman found at a house in Vancouver's Renfrew-Collingwood neighbourhood early Saturday, according to police.

Foreign nationals from the U.S. are stuck in Canada as they wait to receive their passports and renewed work visas, which are being held up in Canada Post facilities across the country because of the ongoing strike.

The COP29 summit has reached an 11th-hour agreement on funding for developing nations dealing with climate change. The agreement pledges $300 billion a year, but some believe that amount is inadequate.

People in the Kootenays woke up to a fresh dump of snow this weekend. The Cranbrook area received more than 18 centimetres overnight. As Corey Bullock reports, the snow is causing challenging conditions on the highway and in town.

The City of Vancouver is cracking down on the sale of illegal goods in the Downtown Eastside, saying the practice is increasing shoplifting and gang activity. But as Sohrab Sandhu reports, some advocates and a business association say the move is ineffective, and will only displace the problem to nearby areas.

Foreign nationals from the U.S. are stuck in Canada as they wait to receive their passports with newly-granted work visas. The documents are being held up in Canada Post facilities as the postal strike enters its second week. Pinkie Wong spoke with some of the affected people, who say they are losing hundreds of dollars a day staying in B.C.

‘Quick & Clean’ with Courtney Friel: A trip to Victoria, British Columbia  KTLA Los Angeles

How to braise endives and to prepare for a festive holiday dish for entertaining your guests. You can make this recipe at home and impress your guests!

While there are a myriad of Christmas craft fairs and small celebrations in every community, we've mostly focused on the larger events that feature light displays.

WorkSafeBC says it is fining two companies thousands of dollars after an explosion at an oil and gas facility in Dawson Creek, B.C., injured two workers. 

Seeing the book win a prize from a colonial institution like the governor general was surprising, Jordan Abel said. 

British Columbia and Manitoba invite PNP candidates  Canada Immigration News

Nijjar murder: Trial of 4 Indians moved to British Columbia court  NewsBytes