While cannabis edibles won't be legal for another year, safety advocates are sounding the alarm. Reports show cannabis exposure to kids is on the rise, putting them at high risk.
A company that makes nutritional drink for patients, the elderly and children is recalling several products because they could be contaminated with bacteria.
The province is urging parents to beware of third party websites and social media posts offering assistance to people wanting to apply for the Affordable Child Care benefit.
There's been a lot of controversy over blue light emitted from digital screens and the damage it could do to your eyes. Some articles have even suggested spending too much time looking at electronic screens could lead to early blindness.
Police are calling in the "CEO scam"—hackers are gaining access to bosses' accounts and sending realistic-looking emails to employees asking for money.
It’s recommended everyone get a flu shot no matter how healthy you think you may be. Even healthy people get sick and even if they don’t get the flu, they can still come in contact with the virus and pass it along to someone more vulnerable.
A group of women who paid thousands of dollars to BC Matchmakers want their money back after they say the company failed to live up to their expectations.
We’ve got the scoop on dog poop. Did you know it’s supposed to be flushed down the toilet and not thrown in the garbage? That’s not a practical solution for everyone which is why many cities are addressing the problem and offering some help to take care of it.
A Twsawwassen couple says they always paid their rent on time, but when their landlord owed them money, they say they weren’t given the same consideration.
An Abbotsford woman says she trusted Peoples Jewellers to repair a family heirloom valued at more than $35,000, but now wishes she had never taken her ring there.
A new survey shows that you may be missing out on savings by being loyal to one bank or choosing your bank based on recommendations by family and friends.
