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The B.C. government wants more seniors and older adults to take its new online survey which aims to gather information on how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has impacted people’s lives.

Local example amongst a troubling rise in anti-Asian incidents across the province

The Lynn Valley man who lost his wife and younger son in the June 2018 apartment fire at Mountain Village is suing the landlords, the architects who designed the building and the District of North Vancouver, alleging they are responsible for the deat

Two Lower Mainland environmental groups will not be allowed to intervene in the case of two women found guilty of criminal contempt for breaching a court injunction while protesting the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion in Burnaby.

Voluntary return to school will vary by grade

Five babies born on Mother's Day at Squamish Hospital; 35 expected by end of the month

B.C. Ferries is planning to resume service between Horseshoe Bay and Departure Bay starting on June 3. There will be four round trips per day instead of the usual eight.

A man who allegedly hurled racial slurs at two women of Chinese descent at Garry Point Park last Friday has apologized and the complainant, who originally called the police, doesn’t want to pursue the issue through the courts.

Detour… There’s a muddy road ahead, detour. Highway 1 will be shut down in both directions overnight on several occasions over the next month as the Lower Lynn Improvement Project lumbers on. Between 9 p.m. and 5 a.m.

Nation will work with provincial and federal governments in a non-binding agreement