The first hint of fall has arrived, and with it comes a clear signal: frost and snow are on their way. Winter weather is Mother Nature’s ultimate road test, and preparation is key.
This week, British Columbia’s Economic Update revealed a substantial level of debt and deficit, and the pressure is on government to find new revenue. But here’s the reality: families and businesses in BC are already at a breaking point.
British Columbia has spent more than a decade building Canada’s strongest record on electric-vehicle (EV) adoption, thanks to consistent policy, industry partnership, and, crucially, consumer incentives – but that leadership is now at risk.
September is not just about returning to classrooms and routines; it is also the month when the risk for child pedestrians and cyclists is at its highest in British Columbia. According to ICBC, 50 children on average are injured in traffic incidents during school days in September alone.
Keeping British Columbians safe on the road is a priority for both automakers and drivers, and technology continues to play an important role in achieving that goal.
August in BC offers great travel opportunities with pets, but heat can be dangerous. Even mild days pose risks, as parked car temperatures rise rapidly. At 21°C outside, interiors can reach 32°C in ten minutes; at 29°C, they can exceed 43°C. Animals overheat faster than humans and struggle to cool…