Horror landed in 2020 both instructing and judging, as well as thriving. It’s a boom time for the genre, which entered its renaissance only a few years ago and is likely to only be helped by a global pandemic.

“Nicholas did live his dreams,” Suzanne Bowker said of her son, who was found dead Tuesday. “And I am happy that he was happy. I’m not happy that he’s gone but I’m happy that he was able to do so much in his 30 years.

David Weisgarber said he believes son Tequel Willis was set up by someone who asked him to deliver a set of car keys to Surrey.

A B.C. mom who gave birth while in an induced coma because of COVID-19 says she was released from hospital just in time to spend Christmas at home with her family.

Finance Minister Rod Phillps, who has been on vacation in the Caribbean, is on his way back to Canada, Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday.

A new variant of the coronavirus that may be more contagious has been found in a Colorado man who had not been travelling, triggering a host of questions about how the first U.S. case of the new version showed up in the Rocky Mountain state.

A 24-year-old Vancouver man spent Christmas night in jail after repeatedly hosting parties that violated COVID-19 public health orders.

Alberta will fall far short of the UCP government’s promise to vaccinate 29,000 people against COVID-19 by the end of the year, Premier Jason Kenney has acknowledged.

Beaches are P.E.I.’s biggest tourism asset, and climate change is already having an impact on the Island’s shores.

A public health researcher, a disability sports advocate and several trailblazing women who achieved firsts in their fields are among the 61 people being honoured with New Year’s appointments to the Order of Canada.