Dozens of homes have been destroyed and more than 1000 people have been forced to evacuate. Some residents have been allowed back in to the community to grab belongings, the good news is the lava has slowed down for now, but that could change instantly.

A new study released by UBC has found mindfulness can be beneficial in the workplace. The study’s lead author, UBC assistant professor Lingtao Yu says the act of mindfulness could reduce workplace tension and in-fighting.

As the BC Government wages battle against the Kinder Morgan Pipeline, some of the people involved also have some actual stock in the Kinder Morgan Pipeline, and are actually giving them money! The Province newspaper's Michael Smyth is here with his take on the day's headlines.

A judge in Los Angeles has reaffirmed that coffee should carry warning labels. Although the judge is giving the coffee companies a chance to prove the benefits outweigh the carcinogenic risks.

A skier gets a little too close to a family of bears, cougar sightings around the lower mainland, and are we sucking the fun out of Summer?

Were there other women paid-off who had a history with Trump? An explosive interview with ABC and Trump’s lawyer, former Mayor Rudy Guiliani, suggests this is the case.

1700 people have been evacuated from the Leilani Estates area on the island of Hawaii, as lava slides into homes and destroys roads and properties. The island has also been dealing with more than 200 earthquakes - the largest of which measures 6.9 in magnitude, the largest to hit Hawaii in 40 years.

Is the agricultural land reserve mainly there for farmers, or for food, ..or Cannabis? The Vancouver Sun's Vaughn Palmer is here with his take on the day's headlines.

There’s an internal debate raging between police, intelligence, and public safety officials about how to describe the Canadian far-right. How much of a threat to Canada are these groups? And where are they most prevalent?

Guest: Stewart Bell, Global Investigative Reporter

The Facebook ‘suggested friends’ feature is a good way to connect with new people. But a new study suggests ISIS is also using it to recruit new members.Facebook says they have an automated system in place that does away with 99 percent of the supposed threats, but more work needs to be done to eliminate it completely.