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Someone wrap Thatcher Demko in bubble wrap, please.

The federal government has to step up to stop the stink. That’s what Delta South MLA Ian Paton and Langley East MLA Rich Coleman are saying about several cannabis growing greenhouse operations.

McLaren sports car driven by new driver one of five vehicles impounded by Squamish Traffic Services Saturday

An SUV hit a mother crossing No. 3 Road with her two children in Richmond Saturday, leaving one of the children with serious injuries. The collision occurred shortly after 10 a.m. just south of Brighouse Station, near No. 3 and Cook roads.

While the Lower Mainland enjoyed some warm sunshine this weekend, the Metro Vancouver weather forecast calls for even hotter temperatures this week. Environment Canada calls for temperatures to reach as high as 27 C inland by Friday.

Don’t be alarmed: this is just a drill. On Wednesday, at 1:55 p.m., another round of emergency alert testing will come to radio and TV stations, as well as to some cellphones. The test is part of a national system called Alert Ready.

Flames continue to flare up in the rubble of the now gutted former Plaza Hotel and Monty’s strip club in downtown Victoria.

Council approved a $500,000 feasibility study to explore where and how a new overpass could be built

While Metro Vancouver residents embrace the warmer weather this coming summer, TransLink is set to spend the next five months engaging locals on transportation priorities for the next three decades.

This city was once home to 19,000 neon signs—one for every 18 people in Vancouver at the time and second only to Las Vegas...