October 21, 2016 – It’s not something most people would feel comfortable seeing while walking down the street: One out of every four people being subjected to unwelcome comments, vicious insults, threats of violence, or worse. On Facebook or Twitter,…
It's a phenomenon that's sweeping across North America, from Georgia to Glace Bay, N.S. Mysterious, occasionally armed individuals dressed as terrifying clowns, who are frequently spotted wandering the streets at night, standing in bizarre locations, or menacing members of the…
People who use social media most often tend to have higher rates of depression, according to new research [1]. The study looked at over 1,700 adults in the US. The group was evenly split on gender and were fairly racially representative.…
(By Charlie Moore) This is the stomach-churning moment a free-climber slips while attempting to scale a hotel, breaking his arm and shoulder and sustaining spinal injuries. The free-climber, only known as Joseph, was exploring the Fairmont Hotel in Vancouver,…
Vancouver, B.C. – The third annual “Dream Employer” poll, conducted by Insights West in partnership with Miles Employment Group and the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade, reveals a list of 20 finalists that will be narrowed to the Top 10…
An increasing number of workers in Metro Vancouver are happy – even delighted – with their current job, according to a new poll. The Insights West survey found half of all employed residents in the region feel “happy” with…
(CTV Vancouver - Published Monday, February 1, 2016) Short videos of Surrey high school girls kicking and slapping each other are being published on YouTube, something psychologists fear could have a lasting impact on those involved. The disturbing…