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It’s been seven days since a 7.3-magnitude quake shook the Strait of Georgia. Our bridges are still standing but structural engineers haven’t yet determined if they’re safe to cross.

Bylaw amendments give bylaw officers ability to fine overnight street-side sleepers $75

An angry ferry traveller who threatened an employee at the Horseshoe Bay terminal that he was going to get a gun and come back with it has been banned from BC Ferries for a year.

TransLink has confirmed that another six SeaBus sailings will be cancelled today as a result of the transit strike issued by Unifor, the union representing bus operators and transit maintenance workers.

If you’ve got a gash, they’ve got sutures. If you’ve got a broken bone, they’ve got splints. It’s not quite an emergency room but it’s a lot more than a walk-in clinic.

Commuters who have had two and a half long years of watching construction on the new Mountain Highway on- and off-ramps from the Cut are now free to put them to good use.

OTTAWA — Elizabeth May has stepped down as the leader of the federal Green party. May told a news conference Monday on Parliament Hill that after 13 years in the job, she’s stepping down as leader effective immediately.

Riders likely facing long waits, higher-than-expected prices, say ride-hailing companies

TransLink has confirmed that 6 SeaBus sailings will be cancelled today as a result of the transit strike issued by Unifor, the union representing bus operators and transit maintenance workers.

UPDATE: Danielle Fayant has now been found, police say. ORIGINAL: The New Westminster Police Department is seeking help finidng 44-year-old resident Danielle Fayant. Fayant was last seen at a pub in North Vancouver on Oct. 28 at about 8 p.m.