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Anyone who believes they're a victim of fraud should report it.

Transportation Minister Claire Trevena says the results of a two-phase public engagement on a vision for the coastal ferry system align with the government's recent decisions on ferry service.

What happened: COVID-19 treatment developed in part by a Vancouver company is showing signs of reducing hospitalizations Why it matters: Federal government has allocated $175 million to AbCellera to develop therapeutic antibodies A COVID-19 treatment

The regional district is continuing the fine particulate matter advisory that has been in effect since Sept. 8.

More than 200 B.C. firefighters and support staff are heading to Oregon to help battle the wildfires that are ravaging the state.

You’ve read about their exploits saving lost and injured hikers from peril. Now, North Shore Rescue is headed for the small screen with a new docuseries set to air on B.C.’s Knowledge Network , starting later this fall.

As air quality advisories come up across the province in light of the recent U.S. wildfires, the BC SPCA is offering advice on the precautions worth taking to ensure y our pets are as comfortable as humans are in the haze and summer heat.

RBC has doubled the number of recipients of its award program and has also increased the amount to up to $5,000 a year

The fine, handed out for motorists who open a car door when it's deemed to be unsafe rise from $81 to $368 Monday, Sept. 21.

Environment Canada provides a forecast for Vancouver's smoky conditions.