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Museum was originally supposed to open this fall

The U.S. Customs and Border Patrol says it is a matter of 'safety'

Richmond RCMP is asking for witnesses to an attack on an autistic teenager in a school basketball court. According to police, the boy was playing basketball at Richmond Secondary around 7 p.m.

Charges have now been sworn against the man West Vancouver police accuse of setting fire to a home on Squamish Nation land.

COVID-19 laid bare cracks in the country's food system. Cracks that run deeper than disrupted supply chains and empty shelves. Cracks that tie together sky-high farm debt, land speculation, and Canada’s reliance on migrant agricultural workers.

In total, 52 flights through B.C. have been added to the BCCDC’s public exposure list for August

People opposed to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project blanketed Burnaby overpasses on Wednesday afternoon.

It was a regular Monday evening in Revelstoke at Last Call Liquor Store, until a bear strolled in for a look around. The shop has been keeping its door open to avoid customers touching handles during the COVID-19 pandemic.

'Moments are fleeting in our life so let's just get on with it, get on with the things that need to happen,' Bowen Island resident Cal Misener says after lightning blows him off his feet.

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia is packing its bags and moving the North Vancouver Driver Licensing Office away from Central Lonsdale. ICBC's lease at its 125 East 13th St.