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“I overheard an elder say that September was crying month and I knew then that we had chosen the right time of year and the right day for Orange Shirt Day," says Phyllis Webstad

Bulk of Cohen Commission's final report says "that responsible salmon farming does not harm wild salmon populations," says BC Salmon Farmers Association

One issue is whether Canada's actions — and inactions — have breached their constitutional rights to life, liberty, security and equality before the law.

Juju Milay says outdoor communities are starting to say, ‘Hey, maybe we aren’t as inclusive as we thought we were; how do we begin a conversation?’”

A developer is working with the Nickel Brothers to save the house at 2367 Marine Drive in West Vancouver from demolition

Individual bedrooms. Separate elevators for staff and visitors. Clusters of suites. More staff common rooms. Baptist Housing is adapting design of Inglewood Care Centre to help prevent the spread of viruses

Another West Vancouver high school has been added to the list of schools where possible COVID-19 exposures have occurred. Rockridge Secondary was added to the list by Vancouver Coastal Health on Tuesday afternoon, listing Sept.

B.C. is already in the longest state of emergency in provincial history.

The BC Coroners Service began its inquest Monday into the fatal police shooting of James McIntyre outside a Site C meeting in Dawson Creek five years ago.

There will always be ways to make policing better, says Shane Barber, the retiring deputy chief of the West Vancouver Police Department. Local police have the skills, empathy and commitment to do it