Canada Agrees 200 Islands Belong to the Indigenous Haida Nation
Rather than the Canadian government giving something to a First Nation, the agreement admits the Haida Nation always owned these islands.
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Jedi Student Sneaks Lightsabers Into Graduation and Challenges Principal to Battle-WATCH
A student smuggled two lightsabers into his graduation ceremony-and challenged his principal to a fun impromptu duel on stage.
Watch Women's Intimate Encounter With Humpback Whale Flipping-on the Charm Near Vancouver
The two women approached from far away, but the whale decided he would like to have a closer look, giving the boaters a shock.
Eagle Decides He Wants the Hawk For a Sibling, Rather than a Meal - WATCH
A GROWLS Nest Cam showed a mother eagle kidnapping a baby hawk for her own baby's lunch, but something extraordinary happens after.
He Found the Largest Old Growth Cedar in BC - The Tree of His Lifetime (LOOK)
On a recent trip to Flores Island in Clayoquot Sound, TJ Watt found one of the largest, oldest trees in the country.
Leslie Dart has Planted 372,290 Trees Across Canada Over the Past 3 Summers and Inspired So Many Others
The video's author, Leslie Dart, doesn't have a career in forestry and plants trees only because it pays extra, and it's incredibly rewarding
Woman Who Used Metallica Song to Scare Off a Hungry Cougar Gets Unexpected Call From Band's Frontman
A Canadian woman's story about using a Metallica song to scare away a hungry cougar has earned her a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with her favorite singer.
The Newly-Discovered Canadian Cave Big Enough to Fit the Statue of Liberty: What They've Found After 2 Years Study
Further details of a recently-discovered cave in Wells Gray Prov. Park in British Columbia indicate the opening was revealed by climate warming.
Rare Canadian Cat Has Thumbs Making His Paws Look Like Cute Mittens
Meet Teddy, the adorable polydactyl cat who was born with extra toes that make his front paws look, like human hands
Charity Rescues So Much Food From Landfill, It Opens a 'Pay What You Feel' Grocery Store To Share Tons of Produce
At "Pay what you Feel" prices, the Rescued Food Market in Vancouver has a simple mission: To get 70,000 pounds of rescued food a month a home
Study Finds Small Acts of Kindness Can Bolster Students' Health and Wellness
When students do even small acts of kindness it makes them happier, says a new study from the University of British Columbia.
Psychedelics Company Gets Green Light for PTSD Therapy Study Using MDMA in Canada
Numinus has received Health Canada approval of a study for MDMA-Assisted Therapy for PTSD: here's how the trails will look.
After Facing Down Thief Who Stole His Dog, He's Helping Get Her Into Drug Rehab Instead of Calling Police
When Brayden Morton's dog was stolen in British Columbia, he had nothing but empathy for the thief-and is offering to pay for rehab for her.
1,000 Doctors Now Prescribing Nature By Giving Free Admissions With National Park Passes
Canada physicians will now have the opportunity to prescribe time in nature with free admission to the country's national parks.
Government Saves Rare Old-Growth Trees From Further Logging on 10,000 Sq-Miles of BC Forest
Moving towards a protective attitude of its forests, B.C. has issued an immediate moratorium on 10,000 sq-miles of old growth forest.
Zero Humpbacks Off Seattle Coast 25 Years Ago - Now 500 Return With Record Number of Calves
A record number of humpback calves have been recorded in the Salish Sea near Vancouver and Seattle this season, up from zero 25 years ago.
Orca Cries Out For People To Help Her, Humans Answer With 6-Hour Rescue
After an orca called out for help, rescuers spent the entire day making sure that she stayed alive long enough for the tide to return and save the day.
"Non-Stop" Random Acts of Kindness Score Home Run At World Softball Championships
This year's tournament wasn't just a showcase of talent - it also happened to play host to many good deed grand slams from players and spectators alike.
Free Women's Legal Clinic Opens, in Partnership With Law School
A new center for women, the first of its kind in British Columbia, opened its doors May 24 to provide legal help for free or a reduced-cost.
Stolen Gnome Returned to Driveway After 8 Months With Book Detailing Epic Trip-LOOK
This traveling lawn ornament has just returned to his home with so many tales of adventures from across North America, he's inspiring humans to do the same.
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