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Video of “blood water” being pumped into the ocean near Campbell River is prompting the province to take a look at the farmed-fish processing plant it came from.

New co-chairs aim to build on past successes in aiding businesses and honouring difference-makers

Wildlife Rescue Association of B.C. sees jump in number of injured birds it treats

Renowned arts education non-profit doubles its footprint

The number of people in Vancouver using public transit on their daily commute is on the rise, and increasing faster than any other major metropolitan area in the country.

The number of people in Vancouver using public transit on their daily commute is on the rise, and increasing faster than any other major metropolitan area in the country.

Three-bedroom apartments see biggest jump in vacancies

Police are warning the public after a convicted sex offender moved into a Vancouver halfway house. Kristjon Otto Olson, 35, moved to Vancouver after being released from custody. He has been assessed at a high-risk of reoffending.

Loneliness rates are lower than expected, says 2017 Vancouver Foundation report

ICBC plans to test two new devices — one for drivers and one for police — that it hopes will deter people from texting or talking on a cellphone while behind the wheel.