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B.C. Wildfire Service all but guarantees more fires will start and spread over the next five days

“Alex Biega knows what he is,” said Canucks head coach Travis Green. Biega knows that he’s a depth defenceman, the type of guy called upon to sit in the press box for long stretches while other defencemen play big minutes in the NHL and AHL.

Exposed wooden pavers on Dunlevy Street near Hastings have been paved over by city crews after some dried out due to hot, dry temperatures in the last few weeks. The heat caused them to break into parts.

Investigators are working to find out what sparked a fire that destroyed a home in North Vancouver’s Blueridge neighbourhood early Thursday morning.

The sculpture required extensive repairs after getting damaged during a 2015 windstorm

The “Flying Skate” will be the Canucks’ third jersey for the 50th Anniversary season.

Vancouver is hosting the 27th International Ornithological Congress and the inaugural Vancouver International Bird Festival Aug. 19-26.

Entrepreneurs who want to own private cannabis stores in B.C. are rethinking business plans after the B.C. government’s July announcement that it will not allow any company or individual to own more than eight stores.

In the name of reconciliation, the City of Victoria might have taken more time for public debate before removing a statue of Sir John A. Macdonald from the entrance of city hall, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May said on Thursday.

Eight years and half-a-million views later, Ligia Oancea reflects on ‘Vancouver Song’