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Sept. 10 will be first day in classroom for North and West Van students

More people are actively fighting COVID-19 infections in B.C. than at any time since May 9

The call comes on a day where B.C. registered the highest number of new cases in a 24-hour period.

Bowen Island Fire Rescue responded to a house fire on Miller Rd. Wednesday morning. The single occupant was not injured and the fire did not spread to surrounding buildings said Bowen Island fire chief Aaron Hanen.

A public health professor has climbed down from his perch 10 days after he climbed trees in the Brunette River area to protest the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. But Dr.

People in Metro Vancouver like the idea of micro-mobility systems like shared bikes and electric scooters.

Liberal MP Patrick Weiler said he hopes relief money announced for BC Ferries could allow the company to move ahead with infrastructure projects that BC Ferries CEO Mark Collins said as recently as two weeks ago were on hold.

Parents of children who are medically compromised have been left to fend for themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic and a new survey will find out how they are managing and what they need.

And here is what some British Columbians are saying about party buses on social media.

With the number of park visitors limited to 100, the municipality is using parking as a way to control access. At least one visitor says this turns a valued public resource into a private beach for residents.