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The victim was struck and driven over by a white SUV and sustained serious injuries

The salt is stocked and staff is ready to respond in the event of snow or icy conditions

In a separate incident, blowtorching of climbing holds in Squamish sparks backlash

After the tree lighting, visitors can get a free photo with Santa

Local government and BC Ferries are in preliminary support of an idea to redistribute ferry vouchers to allow Lower Mainland youth sports teams to travel to the Sunshine Coast on discount.

As Peak House marks its 30th year as a youth recovery home, executive director James Kelly and program alumni Cory Oskam continue its efforts to bring stability and a sense of belonging to those who need it most.

Justin Mulcahy helped launch the Snacks for Kids program in 2013, and it’s since expanded to help 2,000 kids across 40 schools in Vancouver

One in five children is still growing up poor in B.C., a “profoundly disappointing” finding that underlines the challenge facing government anti-poverty efforts, an advocacy group says.

When an incredible rookie enters the NHL, it is tempting to compare him to every great player from the past. For Elias Pettersson, the comparisons jumped remarkably quickly to The Great One himself, Wayne Gretzky.

Kennedy Stewart wants new rules to avoid private sector companies from poaching senior staff at city hall