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B.C. students launch robot boat on epic, record-breaking voyage to Japan

B.C. students launch robot boat on epic, record-breaking voyage to Japan

Pacific Ocean crossing could take 8 months, solar-powered vessel would be smallest ever to complete the trip
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B.C. rental rates continue to decline, just not as much as the rest of Canada

B.C. rental rates continue to decline, just not as much as the rest of Canada

Rentals.ca numbers show the average asking rent for an apartment in B.C. in February 2025 was $2,457
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3.9-magnitude earthquake rumbles in Greater Victoria

3.9-magnitude earthquake rumbles in Greater Victoria

The quake was lightly felt in Victoria on Wednesday (March 5) afternoon
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2nd big earthquake goes unnoticed off B.C. coast

2nd big earthquake goes unnoticed off B.C. coast

Second earthquake in four days to hit over 5 magnitude strikes of coast of Vancouver Island
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B.C. company combats biodiversity loss with deep-sea robot

B.C. company combats biodiversity loss with deep-sea robot

Ocean Diagnostic's new device can plunge 400 metres below the ocean's surface to collect data from at-risk species
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3.8-magnitude earthquake rattles Greater Victoria

3.8-magnitude earthquake rattles Greater Victoria

The tremors were 'lightly felt' on Thursday, Feb. 13
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Coroner's inquest will look into UVic student's fentanyl death

Coroner's inquest will look into UVic student's fentanyl death

Sidney McIntyre-Starko was an 18-year-old, first-year general sciences student when she died of a fentanyl overdose
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BC Cancer $6.8M campaign aims to expand immunotherapy across Canada

BC Cancer $6.8M campaign aims to expand immunotherapy across Canada

BC Cancer Foundation aims to launch clinical trial for solid tumours by 2027
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B.C. urged to battle white-nose syndrome in bats by reporting dead ones

B.C. urged to battle white-nose syndrome in bats by reporting dead ones

Anyone who finds a dead bat or sees winter bat activity is asked ot report it
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Royal B.C. Museum display celebrates work of Japanese-Canadian photographer

Royal B.C. Museum display celebrates work of Japanese-Canadian photographer

The Hayashi Photography Studio display at Royal BC Museum captures early 20th century life in Cumberland, B.C.
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