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Conservative Burnaby South byelection campaign promptly provided files and large-print flyers when asked, CNIB says

Concern about Vancouver measles outbreak prompts flood of calls to Fraser Heatlh booking line

First day of a public hearing draws dozens of supporters and opponents

A guide to who you can trust when it comes to trade rumours and reports.

Woman remains in serious condition; officer upgraded to stable

The BC SPCA is asking dog owners to stop using shock collars - also known as electronic or e-collars - as a training tool for their pet.

As 22-year-old Michael Page-Vincelli lay unconscious with a fractured skull on the floor of a North Burnaby Starbucks on July 12, 2017, the man who punched him out quickly left the store with his girlfriend and carried on with a to-do list he had bee

Allure of Instagram posts putting photo seekers into dangerous situations

The B.C. government is betting big that its overhauls of ICBC will dig the public auto insurer out of a $1-billion hole, with the 2019 budget predicting a profit within two years.

B.C.’s health minister won’t be crafting legislation to make measles vaccinations mandatory, despite a petition signed by more than 30,000 people in the wake of outbreaks in Vancouver and Washington state.