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The letter assumes AI is becoming, or could become, “powerful digital minds” — a longtermist interpretation of AI’s development that ignores important debates about AI today in lieu of future concerns.

Should council members be asked to abide by a written code of conduct? That's still up for debate in West Vancouver

West Vancouver council is serving up some good news for local tennis players and pickleballers with a new facility planned for Hugo Ray Park

Ravi Kahlon spoke to mayors at a UBCM housing summit the day after he and the premier unveiled the government’s housing strategy, which includes introducing legislation that will allow up to four units on a single-family lot.

More than 500 B.C. companies are among those supplying goods and services for the North Vancouver shipyard.

Surrey school joins businesses, institutions adopting small-scale carbon capture and use

The snowboarder was buried head-first, deep in the snow, for more than five minutes.

This is the last of a two-part Western Investor special report on the millions of dollars in government spending, which is meant to provide affordable housing for the most vulnerable in British Columbia

The funding package is also designed to retain nurses already in the health system, including a new fund for nurses who need extra mental health support.

In January, the Lone Star Conference decided to decline the Red Leafs' affiliate membership agreement renewal.