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The B.C. Coroners Service has made recommendations to Transport Canada involving life-jackets and emergency position-indicating radio beacons, stemming from its investigation of the drownings of six people during a whale-watching trip off Tofino.

Retailers of recreational marijuana will need the support of local governments to set up shop, the B.C. government announced this week.

The province announced the first round in promised reforms to ICBC on Tuesday morning. Last week, the insurance company posted a $935-million loss in the first nine months of the 2017/18 fiscal year and a projected $1.

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Easy come. Easier go. North Vancouver RCMP say they arrested a man within 60 seconds of him allegedly robbing a Capilano Road gas station. According to police, a suspect walked into the station around 4 a.m.

Amazon has no explanation for the slew of mysterious, anonymous mailouts sent Canadian universities and colleges, but insists it’s investigating.

Sky-high rents and a lack of affordable housing are forcing a growing number of locals to live in RVs, cars and camper vans

A North Vancouver insurance adjuster is looking forward to travel, a comfortable retirement and the chance to buy the muscle car he’s always dreamed of after winning $2 million in the BC49 lottery.

Earthquake seismologist John Cassidy initially thought the 10 seconds of rumblings he felt in his Cordova Bay home Saturday night could have been caused by an earthquake, but he wasn’t certain.

Public safety minister Mike Farnworth offers a first glimpse at legal weed in B.C. come this summer