Want to discuss? Please read our first.AdvertisementClose XAAThe owner of an elderly dog, who is almost completely blind and deaf, said it’s a “miracle” she survived by herself for nine days after going missing from her Surrey, B.C., home.Sherri Storoshenko has had her dog Sheba, a Labrador and pit bull mix, for her whole adult life.“She’s quite the character. She’s so full of adventure, she loves to go outdoors with me,” Storoshenko said.“She’s my sidekick, 100 per cent, she’s always by my side.”Until she’s not.On April 1, around 8:30 p.m., Storoshenko was packing for a recent camping trip...…Want to discuss? Please read our first.AdvertisementClose XAAThe owner of an elderly dog, who is almost completely blind and deaf, said it’s a “miracle” she survived by herself for nine days after going missing from her Surrey, B.C., home.Sherri Storoshenko has had her dog Sheba, a Labrador and pit bull mix, for her whole adult life.“She’s quite the character. She’s so full of adventure, she loves to go outdoors with me,” Storoshenko said.“She’s my sidekick, 100 per cent, she’s always by my side.”Until she’s not.On April 1, around 8:30 p.m., Storoshenko was packing for a recent camping trip...WW…

Want to discuss? Please read our first.AdvertisementClose XAAA B.C. doctor who helped discover an enzyme and develop a drug to stop the spread of SARS more than 20 years ago is using that knowledge to fight .Dr. Josef Penninger, a UBC life sciences institute director, co-discovered an enzyme called ACE2 while working as a researcher in Toronto in the late ’90s.A few years later, during the SARS epidemic, Penninger discovered that ACE2 was the virus’ gateway into healthy cells, where they both replicated and destroyed tissue. In the case of SARS, it was lung tissue in particular.He then...…Want to discuss? Please read our first.AdvertisementClose XAAA B.C. doctor who helped discover an enzyme and develop a drug to stop the spread of SARS more than 20 years ago is using that knowledge to fight .Dr. Josef Penninger, a UBC life sciences institute director, co-discovered an enzyme called ACE2 while working as a researcher in Toronto in the late ’90s.A few years later, during the SARS epidemic, Penninger discovered that ACE2 was the virus’ gateway into healthy cells, where they both replicated and destroyed tissue. In the case of SARS, it was lung tissue in particular.He then...WW…