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“The pristine waters where they’re farmed produce this amazing merroir [site-specific flavour profile absorbed from the marine environment] in these super clean and cool waters."

District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services members were back on the Capilano River Saturday to rescue seven anglers who became trapped on a sandbar as water levels rose around them. Around 9 a.m.

$300-a-month supplement was a lifesaver for many of the one in four B.C. residents who have a disability. NDP, Liberals and Greens are asked if it will be extended after the pandemic

Racism in healthcare system, and cultural resiliency, can lead to Indigenous people not getting or asking for the help they need, says stricken pastor as cases in DTES begin to rise

Local residents and First Nations say beach fires are part of the culture but there are concerns about foraging and not fully extinguishing the fires

Nathan "Doggface" Apodaca’s free spirit and smile are a reminder of “who we’re meant to be,” says Anishinaabe comedian; Fleetwood Mac loves DoggFace, too

Residents are encouraged to join in this year’s worldwide earthquake drill on Thursday.

B.C. Premier John Horgan detailed a plan Monday to “make life easier and more affordable for renters.” Horgan said in a news release that a re-elected BC NDP government will freeze rents to the end of 2021.

For restaurants, the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic has been a tale of two cities. Restaurants in Vancouver’s and Victoria’s downtown core, typically buzzing with business lunches and after work cocktails, have been struggling.

Mail-in ballots could become a “much bigger feature” of future elections, according to an elections expert, as hundreds of thousands of British Columbians have already opted to vote-by-mail rather than stand in line at the polls on Oct. 24.