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*This story has been updated* Police are urging dog owners to be extra cautious about what their furry friends put into their mouths after a man in North Burnaby came across a bone with a spike in it. Burnaby RCMP got a report at about 8:45 p.m.

At least 1.5 million Canadians have moved back in with their parents, according to a national survey by Finder.com.

Healthcare providers need to “do more” to better serve diverse immigrant communities, according to a researcher at Trinity Western University (TWU), Richmond campus.

Whale-watching companies on both sides of the border are being extra vigilant with their GPS co-ordinates in the Salish Sea after a U.S. vessel was fined and a Canadian boat was told to turn back by American authorities in the past week.

West Vancouver’s iconic West Coast Modern service station on Marine Drive is about to go through massive modernization – but keep its '60s chic.

Sarah-Jane Redmond didn’t realize how much she relied on lip-reading until almost everyone around her started wearing masks.

Richmond Fire-Rescue is warning the public to be careful with that relatively new addition to their vehicles – hand sanitizer.

The provincial government is quadrupling the fine for “dooring” in an effort to reduce cyclist collisions. As of Sept. 1, anyone opening the door of a parked car when it’s not reasonably safe to do so – known as “dooring” – will face a fine of $368.

New AirBnB virus order to be introduced restricting guests and visitors at rentals, including houses, rooms boats and houseboats

B.C.’s 80 volunteer search and rescue teams will get sustainable funding from the province for the first time in their history, but North Shore Rescue’s team leader says his team must still go hat-in-hand looking for donations to keep saving lives.