If you think you can’t go wrong eating leafy greens, you’re mostly right, but behind their nutrient-rich exterior there are risks that can be dangerous for your health.
While the provincial government says its new sales tax on pop will help keep B.C. healthy, a childhood obesity expert says it likely won’t be enough to deter soda drinkers.
Property owners in the Downtown Eastside are paying the price of social problems that have plagued the area for years. The city is holding them accountable for illegal dumping and issuing threatening letters and fines. Some are speaking up saying it’s not fair.
Many in Vancouver were worried about the impact the 2010 Olympics would have on housing costs in the city. Now, those involved say the Games may turbo-charged the city's growth.
After thousands of complaints, the Better Business Bureau is warning some dating apps have complicated cancellation processes that make unsubscribing difficult.
Canadian airline passengers who’ve been fighting to get the compensation they say they deserve under new Air Passenger Protection Regulations are getting some help from the agency that enforces the rules.
The 10-year anniversary of Vancouver’s 2010 Olympics may have you wondering if any of that stuff you collected during the Games is worth anything. We’ve got the answers.
Best Buy's Geek Squad warranty made a promise – "if we can't fix it we'll replace it". But a Vancouver woman says that didn’t happen so she turned to McLaughlin on Your Side for help.
A B.C. business cashed in big time on the Olympics with what it believes was one of the most successful sales of a mascot in Olympic history up to that time
Getting put on hold and waiting hours to talk to a customer service representative may be a thing of the past. Social media can be a powerful way to get results quickly.
Condo real estate deals are falling apart and owners are at risk of losing their financing because some condo buildings can’t get insurance. The Condominium Home Owners Association says this could signal a collapse in B.C.'s condo market unless the provincial government intervenes.
If you’re saddled with a timeshare you don’t want, you may be looking for a way to get out of your contract. But beware: some timeshare exit companies can’t be trusted.
After yet another case of identity theft through phone number porting, the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association says the industry is taking steps to make porting more secure.
A Saskatchewan farming family says they have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars after someone stole their identity and drained their farm operation banking account.
Cancelling your cable and switching exclusively to streaming TV used to be a recipe for financial savings. But will all the options now on the market, streaming can get costly.
When donating to a charity or to a crowdfunding campaign online, there are some warning signs to look out for to make sure your money goes to the right place.
A Chilliwack man is hoping to cash in on a product that he says is in very limited supply to Canadians. He’s brewing up his own shoyu – Japanese-style soy sauce. See how he does it.
A Cloverdale couple is out nearly $12,000 after thieves used their debit card to steal from their bank accounts. They wonder why their bank didn’t block all the unusual transactions.
A new study has found that some restaurant and takeout containers may contains PFAS, chemicals linked to an increased risk of cancer, obesity, high cholesterol, thyroid disease, and growth and learning problems in babies and children.
