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Josephakis Charalambous, a doctor who once taught karate in the Coquitlam area, showed a lack of remorse and was a moderate to high risk to re-offend, according to the Parole Board of Canada

Chinook return to the Elaho River decades after boulders from road construction activity blocked their passage

The gondola will be undergoing a two-phased reopening process

An injured Endangered American White Pelican that was rehabilitated in Burnaby is set to be released back into the wile.

West Vancouver police are urging people to keep their cool and their comments civil after a local business owner was targeted with what were described as racial insults twice in one day. Const.

Investigators have footage of a knife attack in Ambleside Park that left a teen with serious injuries last weekend, but West Vancouver police are again appealing for witnesses to come forward. Around 6:15 p.m.

Metro Vancouver Regional Parks acquired the three-acre property for $2.7 million but until there's a management plan and a trail, they don't want people heading down there

In an unusual joint statement, the Canadian Coast Guard, the U.S. Coast Guard, RCMP, Emergency Management BC and other agencies are asking recreational boaters to avoid unnecessary travel over the long weekend.

If you’re thinking of hosting a barbecue to mark the start of summer this long weekend, provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry has some advice: keep the group small, sit outside, and make sure there’s enough physical distance.

Hear ye, hear ye. West Vancouver council will hear ye now.