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The ice at CN Centre has been turned green. Environmentally-friendly, that is. And if everything goes as expected, the quality of the skating surface will be better than ever.

Western consumers partly to blame for buying products manufactured there, says UBC prof

VANCOUVER — The Gitga'at First Nation has filed a court challenge to a federal review panel recommendation in favour of the Northern Gateway pipeline.

Insurance Corporation of B.C. board chairman Paul Taylor has abruptly resigned, shortly after his term at the head of the Crown corporation was renewed. Taylor stepped down effective immediately, ICBC announced Tuesday.

The Site C project may be changing the local landscape, but social changes were a concern for speakers on the Joint Review Panel agenda on Tuesday.

President of the University of British Columbia Stephen Toope will be heading to the University of Toronto next year after he announced last spring that he was leaving UBC.

A man walks into a hardware store and approaches the doe-eyed clerk, asking her for help to find some cable ties, masking tape and rope. She blushes, and bites her lip. He has dazzling grey eyes, a flirty tongue, and a fat wallet.

Honolulu third; Australia, New Zealand most unaffordable countries

VANCOUVER — The University of B.C. today announced that, as part of its review of its athletic programs, the varsity sports that have secured their status for the coming years. And men's hockey isn't on the list.

Contaminated fish were a concern brought up at yesterday’s Site C hearing.