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RCMP seek dashcam footage after fatal motorcycle crash
A motorcyclist in his early 60s died in a Highway 1 collision near Chase on Saturday. Police are asking drivers for video evidence.
B.C. man witnesses Venezuela earthquake disaster firsthand
A Vancouver resident visiting family is now part of relief efforts as death toll estimates reach into the tens of thousands.
Canada advances to World Cup Round of 16 with last-minute win
Stephen Eustáquio scored in stoppage time to give Canada a 1-0 victory over South Africa in the first men's World Cup knockout match on...
Two violent criminals die in B.C. prisons within days
A suspected link to a 1993 disappearance and a 2021 Yukon double murder mark the deaths of Daniel Robert Dow and Ralph Bernard Shaw.
Canada advances to World Cup Round of 16
Stephen Eustáquio scored in the 92nd minute to give Canada a 1-0 win over South Africa in its first-ever knockout-stage match.
Canada advances to World Cup Round of 16 with 1-0 win
Stephen Eustáquio scored in injury time to send Canada past South Africa on Sunday, setting up a July 4 matchup in Houston.
Canada reaches World Cup Round of 16 with 1-0 win
Stephen Eustáquio scored in stoppage time as Canada defeated South Africa on Sunday, advancing to face either Netherlands or Morocco on July 4.
Child, 2, killed in excavator collision near Thetford Mines
A two-year-old died Saturday night on private land in Irlande after being struck by the vehicle. The driver has been released pending...
Canada takes on South Africa in first World Cup knockout match
The men's team faces South Africa on Sunday at noon Los Angeles time, with multiple free watch parties set up across Metro Vancouver.
B.C. seeks to seize $12,000 from Kelowna woman over drug trafficking
Civil forfeiture lawsuit alleges the money and found substances — including psilocybin and cannabis — are proceeds of unlawful activity.
Poilievre demands ethics probe into Carney's condo plan
Conservative leader calls for investigation into potential conflicts of interest in federal and B.C. plan to buy unsold Metro Vancouver condos.
Parliament's landlord problem: Cabinet and MPs overwhelmingly own property
Analysis of federal MPs' financial disclosures reveals every cabinet minister is a homeowner—38% are landlords. Tenant advocates say it...
