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Ombudsperson Jay Chalke is asking an all-party legislative committee not to refer an investigation of the 2012 health-ministry firings to his office unless the Ombudsperson Act is changed.

Five community centre associations are accusing Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation of contempt of court over the new cloud-based program registration system.

A mountain biker is alive thanks to a co-ordinated rescue effort from multiple forest responder agencies. The 35-year-old man took a nasty fall while riding on the Mount Seymour trail Cambodia just after 12:30 p.m. Saturday.

European mall developer McArthurGlen Group’s outlet mall next to Vancouver International Airport set a company record for the highest-ever opening weekend visitation, the company announced July 14.

Economic forecast downgraded for remainder of year

This week, a Grandview-Woodland petition opposing the construction of a tower at Venables and Commerical Drive surpassed 1,000 names.

Program helps LGBTQ2S youth

Mayor Gregor Robertson to visit the Vatican July 21-22

The provincial government introduced legislation Monday that paves the way for a proposed $45-billion liquefied natural gas project in northern B.C.

Low river levels a challenge for returning coho, steelhead