Bowen Island News

Restrictions will apply to all products except for beer.

The way Canadians eat could be a major help or hindrance to Canada’s 2030 climate targets. If the majority of Canadians consumed less meat, Canada could cut its emissions in half by 2030, a new report shows.

COVID-19 deaths, cases, hospitalizations, ICU patient counts all fall

Check in on each other today, as inland highs could reach up to 35 C.

If you want your painkiller to kick in as soon as possible, lie down on your right side when taking a pill.

Unionized B.C. public sector workers are now striking at liquor and cannabis warehouses; could more services — from campsites to social services — be disrupted?

Reusable bags are often touted as an eco-friendly solution to single-use plastic bags. But how many times do they need to be used to actually equal or improve upon the environmental impact of their predecessor?

Voters will be asked if they’re happy with the amount of money the provincial organization taxes the municipality

Kids aged six months to 11 years can get their vaccine at Bowen Island Community School

Traffic in both directions is being diverted during cleanup

Metro Vancouver cities are growing a bigger financial footprint in terms of revenue and expenditures per capita, adjusted for inflation, a Fraser Institute analysis shows.

Number of those in ICU with the disease is lowest since mid-June

Hundreds of new chargers are slated to be installed across Canada and more Canadians are considering EVs than ever before. But why is the adoption rate still so low?

Canadian children are being cyberbullied just as much as youth in other countries. But their parents are lacking in taking preventative measures to lower these numbers, according to a new poll.

33 per cent of British Columbians haven’t visited the optometrist in the last three years.

The 97 hectare park at Cape Roger Curtis would include an expanded trail system, beach access, and around 100 overnight campsites

BC Hydro data shows AC use increased by about 50 per cent over the past decade.

There’s an infrastructure gap that’s slowing down the adoption of electric vehicles across B.C. Here’s what three small towns — urban and rural — are doing to close it.

A study conducted by Angus Reid found 35 per cent of Canadians find reviewing their pay stub is intimidating.

Sufficient snow in the mountains, mixed precipitation in the rest of the province and widespread brisk temperatures are all in the forecast.