B.C.’s cruise ship season expected to be a record-breaker
After last year’s cruise ship season didn’t end the way those in the industry were hoping for, 2026 is looking […]
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Vancouver rolls out slower speed limits in six neighbourhoods
The City of Vancouver began rolling out 30-kilometre-per-hour speed limits on residential streets in six neighbourhoods on Wednesday. It marks
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Eby honours heroism of Tumbler Ridge kids while marking Pink Shirt Day
British Columbia Premier David Eby has paid tribute to the heroism of children caught up in the Tumbler Ridge shootings,
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Canadians begin returning to YVR from Puerto Vallarta
The first travellers to return from Mexico’s Puerto Vallarta began arriving at the Vancouver International Airport Tuesday night after navigating
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‘You’re always worried’: Montreal man among many with family living in Mexico as cartel violence erupts
The owners, staff, and clients at Tacos Frida all share a common bond – they’ve got family in Mexico, and
Report details B.C. First Nation, Vancouver Police Board collaboration breakdown
British Columbia’s human rights commissioner says a lack of collaboration between the Vancouver Police Board and First Nations is hampering
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Union behind 26,000 B.C. community health workers reaches tentative deal with employers
The union representing more than 26,000 B.C. community health workers says it has reached a tentative deal with the province
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Former B.C. school trustee to challenge $750,000 penalty for anti-SOGI campaign
The lawyer for former Chilliwack, B.C., school trustee Barry Neufeld says he will be filing a court challenge against a
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B.C. approves expansion of open-pit Copper Mountain mine in southern Interior
The British Columbia government has approved the expansion of an open-pit copper and gold mine in the province’s southern Interior.
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OPCC decision finds VPD officers neglected duties investigating Indigenous woman’s disappearance
A police oversight body says two Vancouver Police Department (VPD) officers neglected their duties while handling the case of missing