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People with real jobs at important institutions all felt compelled to take a position and put out a statement after Hamas gunmen invaded Israel. Why?

A group of Albertans representing families whove signed so-called life leases with retirement homes are concerned about access to hundreds of thousands of dollars of their own money.

When Miguel Martin first visited Bevo Agtech Inc.’s Langley, B.C., greenhouse, he saw potential bursting from every corner.

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In Episode 3, Helen Naslund’s oldest son Wes tells his story

As the cannabis industry continues to crawl toward profitability, many are diversifying operations to make even survival an option. Read on.

Scientists have a new term for expressing the feeling of loss that comes from losing the pristine dark skies that allow for good stargazing. They call it "noctalgia," or "sky grief."

As the cannabis industry continues its slow crawl toward profitability, many companies are now heavily focusing on other parts of their companies to protect themselves from further upheaval

County council asks for a staff report on the steps to silence whistles at a C&E Trail crossing

The salary cap, team rebuilds, injuries and an expanding league have all conspired to keep hockeys Holy Grail from coming home