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A resident killer whale calf needs a new name and you can be part of the selection process. The two-year-old calf, currently known as A116, is the second offspring of Springer (A37).

The British Columbia Securities Commission says it has received $4.8 million in administrative penalties from two former residents of Burnaby who defrauded hundreds of investors in a Ponzi scheme.

The two boys were taken to hospital to check for hypothermia and shock

The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project is back on for potential cabinet approval following reconsideration by the National Energy Board. Local First Nations, however, say their opposition remains steadfast.

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East Van facility designed to address housing and addiction crises

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BC Centre on Substance Use ties drug deaths to organized crime, money laundering and housing unaffordability

Nine measles cases have been confirmed in Vancouver so far, and Washington state has declared a state of emergency due to a measles outbreak unfolding there.

“Mass confusion” among support staff during the Burnaby school district’s snow day last week has sparked discussions between senior school officials and the district’s support staff union, according to CUPE president Paul Simpson.