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Are boys being left behind in schools?
Generational differences of pet owners
Sedins, Whitecaps and World Cup countdown
PST expansion
B.C. Ferries
Web Summit in Vancouver
5X Fest returns to Surrey
B.C. nurses vote to strike | David Suzuki at 90
OneAbility Games
Hantavirus-linked cruise passengers | Cross-border travel drops
Gardening with Brian Minter
Caregivers caught in 'vicious cycle'
Mother's Day
: Early wildfire season
Latest on hantavirus | Privacy commissioner AI findings
Women in the trades
Mental health and loneliness
Watercraft strikes grey whale in Vancouver
Water restrictions begin
Health Canada approves 2nd generic version of Ozempic
Las Vegas buyer submits bid for Whitecaps
40th anniversary of Expo '86
Community concerns ahead of FIFA in June
E-scooter safety concerns
Tumbler Ridge lawsuits | Smoking ban
Ottawa boosting trades recruitment
Youth summer jobs
What's the future of the Vancouver Whitecaps?
Should B.C. ban social media for youth?
Carney launches sovereign wealth fund
Should resale ticket costs be capped?
Should U.S. booze stay off B.C. shelves
Volunteer week
North Vancouver's Grouse Grind reopened on Tuesday for summer season
Ottawa considers new pipeline route
How to be more trauma aware
Eby facing backlash over DRIPA flip-flop
Presale collapse
Vancouver Canucks searching for new GM
What's the future of music festivals in B.C.?
How is cancer care changing?
European jet fuel shortage
Ken Sim pitches MLB team
Do young people still care about climate activism?
Confidence in David Eby
Do you want an electric car?
10-year toxic drug anniversary
Liberals on the verge of majority
BC Today, April 10: DRIPA motion | Artemis II crew prepares for return
Indigenous leaders in B.C. gathered in Victoria to express opposition over Premier David Eby's plans to suspend sections of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act. Eby could introduce the motion as early as next week, saying it will be a confidence motion. CBC's Katie DeRosa breaks down the latest developments. After a 10-day lunar flyby mission, the four-person crew of Artemis II is heading back to Earth as they ready for splashdown in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of San Diego. Andrew Blaber and Tiffany Stead from SFU's aerospace physiology lab join the show as we ask viewers about their favourite parts of the mission and what they think about the prospects of future space exploration.
Gardening with Brian Minter
BC Today gardening columnist Brian Minter joins us to answer your gardening questions.