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The video begins with a wide shot of a farm, before cutting to a close-up of a swan swimming and a narrator saying, “I’ve been to hell and back with this swan.”
Although they had bedrooms next to each other while growing up, little Faith Tang didn’t want a wall separating her from her big sister Grace.
While he’s not faster than a speeding bullet or more powerful than a locomotive, Erin Boyle says her son is a superhero of sorts.
Although Stephanie St. Germain calls her cat all sorts of nicknames, like Toblerone and Tobilicious, Toby is currently meowing to tell his owner just one thing.
Adam finds out how a remarkable room dedicated to nostalgia was inspired by a past filled with unexpected revelations.
If you take a look inside Macarthy Whyzel’s garage, you’ll find it crammed from floor to ceiling with all kinds of containers.
A regional parks employee on Vancouver Island is on a mission to find the owner of a "caticorn" stuffed animal.
A B.C. man abandoned his pursuit of becoming a neuroscientist, shifting gears toward a newfound passion and becoming an artist.
Sniff the cat is known for visiting a local elementary school in Esquimalt, where he regularly socializes with and supports students.
It usually begins as a musical mystery because you’ll likely hear him before you see him.
It began like an ordinary day, until one of David Lee Kwen’s long-time customers revealed it was anything but.
When she started driving that day, Celina Miller never expected to end up in the hospital.
Edwin Padilla, an 80-year-old retired psychiatric nurse, has been setting up with a ukulele, a speaker, and a microphone all around Vancouver—busking to raise money he uses to cook meals for the homeless.
A B.C. woman has been sending herself postcards while travelling for the past 40 years, with a pile of 1,000 collected so far.
A teddy bear sitting atop a Victoria construction site has become a local celebrity, inspiring more bears to appear on nearby balconies and bringing unexpected joy to neighbours and workers alike.
After looking beyond the crowd gathered at the marina, Robin Quirk saw what seemed like a wet sock on the dock.
