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Surrey voters choose a mayor, eight councillors and six school trustees on October 17
With 97 candidates on the ballot across seven mayoral slates and multiple independent candidates, Surrey's municipal election offers a...
Two teens rescued by helicopter from Mount Brunswick after ankle injury
Lions Bay Search and Rescue extracted hikers via Talon helicopters Saturday after one girl slipped on loose rock and couldn't bear...
SkyTrain begins five months of overnight testing for driverless-train control system
Overnight work on Expo and Millennium lines through early 2027; residents near outdoor sections may notice trains at unusual hours as...
Vancouver police warn of high-risk sex offender released to area
Skylar Wayne Pelletier, convicted of sexual assault and break-and-enter, is under long-term supervision with strict conditions including...
B.C. approves $400,000 for 9-year-old's life-saving brain surgery in Germany
After months of denials, the province reversed course and funded Nathan Hepburn's treatment for a rare arteriovenous malformation in his...
Vancouver police seek two potential witnesses in CRAB Park homicide
VPD released surveillance video of a woman and man near the scene early September 23, when Victor Charles McIntyre was killed.
Woman drove wrong way on West Vancouver highway 2km before fatal head-on crash
Trial hears Melesesh Sahalo drove southbound in northbound lanes on Highway 1 near Westport Road on June 26, killing two international students.
Five arrested in year-long extortion probe targeting Langley auto dealership
RCMP took into custody suspects linked to arson at Surrey location and shootings at Langley dealership; more charges expected across...
B.C. NDP promises profit caps on milk, eggs, cheese at major grocery chains
David Eby unveiled a 'price guard' plan Friday targeting the province's biggest grocers, capping margins on essentials while critics...
Vancouver Police e-scooter crackdown issues 1,275 warnings and tickets in month
VPD's September-October enforcement campaign focused on helmet use violations and sidewalk riding. One death and serious injuries over...
Howe Sound pulp mill on Sunshine Coast restarts after six-week closure
Domtar will rehire 400 workers at Port Mellon facility following agreement with B.C. government and union negotiations.
Six black bears killed on North Shore this season after foraging for human food
North Shore Black Bear Society reports the number is higher than previous years, as bears venture deeper into urban neighbourhoods...