Do you have some old bikes, skis or tools kicking around in the garage collecting dust? How about renting them out to make a few extra bucks?

The pandemic is changing the way we work and the spaces we work in and commercial real estate developers are noticing. What does the office of the future look like?

A B.C.-based researcher has created a compostable coffee pod, which he says doesn't get soggy and still makes a strong cup of joe.

These days the internet is our main connection to the outside world, but sometimes it doesn’t work as well as it could. Upgrading to the latest generation of wireless routers could finally fix your Wi-Fi woes.

Many Canadians have faced financial difficulties during the pandemic, and that’s had some trying out new ways to pay for the things they need – like buy now, pay later services. But there are some things to look out for if you decide to use one.

Police say there was a dramatic increase in armed shoplifting incidents last year, particularly in Vancouver's downtown core.

Tax season is coming up, benefits are running out and economic uncertainty continues. What steps are you taking to get yourself prepared?

With this blast of winter weather in the Vancouver area, it’s a good time for a refresher on winter driving, whether managing black ice or snow. There are some things you need to remember to stay safe on the road.

This Valentine’s Day, you may be thinking of sending flowers to loved ones that you haven’t been able to see in person for a while. But if you’re ordering online, watch out: what you see may not be what you get.

Groups of people not typically recognized in Valentine’s Day cards are being included this year. London Drugs has teamed up with United Way to spread love to everyone.

If you’re planning to put some of your stuff into storage, make sure you take a look at the contract’s fine print. A Surrey man was shocked to find most of the belongings in his storage locker destroyed by rodents, and even more stunned to learn how little protection he had from insurance.

Maybe you’re looking for a bargain on a washing machine or just don’t need something brand new. Either way, the used appliance marketplace could be the way to go. But you need to be a savvy shopper to make it work.

If you're looking to save a bit of money on takeout, you may want to skip certain food delivery apps.

Ultraviolet light is effective for industrial disinfection, but are UV consumer products for your home worth buying?

You probably made some resolutions about your health this New Year’s – to quit smoking, drinking or get in shape. But what about your online health? It’s a perfect time to make some changes to protect yourself from identity theft.

After nearly a year of cancelled trips and now even more restrictions, many Canadians are itching to travel. But it’s going to be a long time before that’s possible again, and the travel industry has a long way to go to recover.

The pandemic has been a bust for some industries, and a boom for others. One of the surprising niche markets that’s taken off: puzzles.

Vision problems have become another side effect of the pandemic. A new survey shows many British Columbians are concerned about increased screen time and children are the most vulnerable.

The survival mantra for small businesses during the pandemic is ‘go digital,’ but many do not have the expertise or the resources to do that. Now a Vancouver company has offered help.

Mass-screening technology could be coming to school buses as part of a new effort to help curb the spread of COVID-19.

If your vehicle has a safety problem or defect you could get it fixed for free, but you need to stay on top of it. McLaughlin On Your Side looks into what you need to know to make sure your vehicle is safe.

There has been an uptick in people having trouble with their feet during COVID-19. Working from home can cause some foot pain and experts have been dealing with the fallout.

Are your kids having trouble sleeping? Many families are finding that remote learning and pandemic-related stress have disrupted their sleep routines, especially after the holidays. But there are some things you can do to turn it around and get back on a schedule.

For many families, the months at home and limited social contact of the pandemic have been the excuse they needed to finally get a dog. But what happens when you go back to work and restrictions lift? It’s important to keep your pup in mind as you plan for the post-pandemic future.

The mayor of Kamloops says he is disappointed after Air Canada announced it is suspending flights to some British Columbia airports, include his, in an attempt to manage the financial fallout of the pandemic.

Over the course of the pandemic, British Columbians have been finding new ways of getting away while regular travel is off the table. Camping, RVing and road trips have all become even more popular than they were already, but the Better Business Bureau says that’s led to a rise in online vehicle sales fraud.

A Port Moody company is cleaning up selling laundry strips, and business is booming as consumers flock to the product.

Consumer spending trends have shifted during the pandemic, some expected, some not - like smart furniture and drones.

It’s almost time for holiday baking, and if you’re a pumpkin pie family, chances are you’ve used the canned filling before. But have you ever thought about what’s in it? Canned pumpkin has a secret.