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Burnaby’s top cop is urging parents not to buy imitation firearms as Christmas presents for their kids. The warning comes after a pair of local police incidents involving realistic replica handguns.

The voting deadline for the 2018 referendum on electoral reform is today. Completed voting packages must be returned in person at a Referendum Service Office or Service BC Centre by 4:30 p.m. Locations can be found at elections.bc.ca/rso .

Chinese communication giant's chief financial officer Wanzhou Meng was taken into custody last Saturday at YVR after the U.S. requested her extradition

A senior paramedic in British Columbia is encouraging homeowners to buy carbon monoxide detectors and inspect their appliances following a spike in poisonings in the past week. Leon Baranowski, paramedic practice leader with B.C.

Fraud happens in many different and ingenious ways. It’s through cyberattacks on our computers and emails, through our bank accounts and our cell phones. No one is immune from being targeted and it’s only going to get worse.

A cyclist who was injured after being struck from behind by a truck in West Vancouver in June of 2017 has filed lawsuits against both the driver of the truck and ICBC.

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A North Vancouver man who kicked his elderly dog in public and dragged it down the street by the leash when the dog had difficulty walking has been handed a suspended sentence by a judge and been banned from owning an animal for five years.

Changes need to be made as the Canucks slide down the standings.

“Washrooms, here we come.” That was what TransLink board chair Lorraine Cunningham said at today’s open board meeting as members voted to move forward with a plan to “increase the availability of customer washrooms along the regional transit system.