Environment

The BC Coroners Service has launched an investigation to find out what the province could have done better to prepare for the heat wave

The heat wave began Friday when an intense high pressure system settled over B.C., creating a stagnant heat dome

Ban on campfires and fireworks goes into effect the day before Canada Day

Every year, the province's glaciers lose enough water to fill BC Place Stadium 8,300 times. The province's scientists and outdoor community worry that's putting people and wildlife at risk

Amid pressure from an industry group and a rising backlog of permit applications, Vancouver city council will vote on whether to delay a zero-emissions building plan slated to come into effect next year

BC government announces 185 new campsites and $83 million in park funding

Canadian courier adding all-electric trucks and cargo bikes to Metro Vancouver fleet

Government has set new 2030 emissions reductions targets for four broad sectors

The stuff of modern life is hard to abate, but Canadian industries already have a low-carbon advantage

Lithium is critical to decarbonisation, but some activists oppose mining it