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A coyote was not so wily after getting its head stuck in a jar and had to be freed by conservation officers in Maple Ridge. The COs tranquilized the animal, removed the jar and poured water over the animal's body to cool it down.

Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry remains confident about B.C. children returning to school this fall

A Saanich woman believes she spotted an Asian giant hornet — commonly referred to as the “murder hornet” — in her backyard over the weekend, but wasn’t able to kill or capture the insect for positive identification.

In a statement to the Tri-City News, Air Canada rejected the B.C. Provincial Health Officer's statements, saying Dr. Henry's office has 'refused' to get back to the airline.

Parents and teachers on the North Shore are having mixed reactions to the announcement that most public school students will be heading back to the classroom in September.

A long stalled development on the City of North Vancouver waterfront appears to be moving forward. But first, a pair of eagles nesting near the site will have to go.

The survey also probed respondents on their views around wearing masks in public, on the return to school in the fall and anxiety over reopening plans.

The SeaBus is inching back towards pre-pandemic service levels. Starting on Tuesday, Aug. 4, the SeaBus began running every 15 minutes from 7:15 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday to Friday.

However, a big concern for many Canadians are potential side effects of a new vaccine

A Vancouver-area doctor has occupied several trees in the area around the Brunette River, which straddles the border between New Westminster and Burnaby. The move, by Dr.