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B.C. Ferries is advising motorists to leave plenty of time for travel on Tuesday as morning sailings are expected to be busy with overflow traffic from the long weekend. Ferries are also expected to be “busy” on Tuesday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Civil liberties expert says the case raises serious questions about racial profiling

Eighty years ago Vancouverites first walked across a new span from Stanley Park to West Vancouver – a bridge that was to be the entrance to Greater Vancouver, like another famous bridge in California.

Aquatica Submarines is preparing for an epic, deep-sea dive into the bottom of Belize’s Blue Hole

Deep in the Seymour River valley, the rattle of an impact drill echoes off the canyon walls. Crews are installing the some of the final deck planks on the North Shore’s newest suspension bridge.

Lynn Valley senior Jaye Edwards has attended plenty of Remembrance Day ceremonies, but never once in her capacity as a veteran.

Provincial-federal child care funding will help lower fees in a child care pilot project.

When Remembrance Day is observed by Legion veterans in West Vancouver’s Capilano View cemetery this year, the efforts of a younger generation to contribute will also be visible in the rows of simple white crosses.

As the saying goes, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

Premier John Horgan and Opposition Leader Andrew Wilkinson alternately accused each other of being afraid of change or hiding details about what it involves during a televised debate Thursday night about the referendum on B.C.’s electoral system.