Highlights

Squamish residents are invited to Caffè Garibaldi on Oct. 25th for an informal chat with their local RCMP officers, as part of a national effort to strengthen community-police relationships.

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'Have you ever been walking in nature, when all of a sudden a bright, orange blob on a leaf or twig snatched your attention?'

The man is renting "a little one-bedroom studio" at no cost.

Federal housing advocate Marie-Josée Houle has called the spread of homeless encampments in cities across Canada a human rights crisis. "People living in encampments face some of the most vulnerable circumstances of any member of Canadian society ...

Some people love golfing, others like to hike, but Anne Bruinn's hobby is about "adding a little bit of spice" to other people's day by wearing a costume at the end of her driveway and entertaining passersby.

Migratory bird sanctuaries were designed as a respite for millions of birds on their long migrations, serving as places to feed, nest and rear their young, but they have become about much more than migrating birds

RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — The second aid convoy destined for desperate Palestinian civilians reached Gaza on Sunday, as Israel widened its attacks to include targets in Syria and the occupied West Bank and the Israeli prime minister warned Lebanon’s H

The ad also boasts "lots of nature" in the "backyard" in downtown Vancouver.

Sea to Sky Alphabet was officially released on Oct. 10