Dr. Mark MacLachlan, Canada Research Chair in Supramolecular Materials and the new Dean of Science at UBC, discusses his path ...

The global average for countries to report genetic information about bird flu, crucial to tracking and preventing a human ...

In Metro Vancouver, vote intention for the Liberals has risen from 27 per cent to 50 per cent since December NEW data from the non-profit Angus Reid Institute finds the Liberals’ turnaround continues ...

BOTTOM LINE: The Vancouver Whitecaps head into a matchup with the Chicago Fire after notching two straight shutout wins. The ...

The raven, a skilled communicator and guardian of Indigenous cultures, represents the department’s commitment to ...

The Saanich Police Department unveiled a new police crest on Thursday that acknowledges the municipality's presence on the ...

Columbia is reportedly close to an agreement that would put its Middle Eastern Studies department, an anti-Israel epicenter, under an academic receivership The field of modern Middle Eastern studies ...

On March 19, 2025, the Honourable Jonathan Wilkinson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, announced a total investment of over $20 million for 67 projects that will help to boost the ...

“That rock and roll, eh? It might hibernate from time to time and sink back into the swamp...But it’s always waiting there just around the corner ready to make its way back through the sludge ...

British cinema is known for its quality and captivating actors. Whether they are blockbusters or indie gems, British films are loved around the world because of their unique humor and sensibilities.

British Columbia has turned its eye toward luring doctors and nurses from the United States to move north in what Health Minister Josie Osborne is calling an "unprecedented" recruitment opportunity.

UBC professor Stewart Prest says that, despite the Conservatives painting its free speech and free vote policies as a function of democracy, it was more a byproduct of the party's identity crisis.