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Some Canadian tourists in Mexico must pay a new fee before they leave. Here's what to know

Some Canadian tourists in Mexico must pay a new fee before they leave. Here's what to know

There are some other changes to consider, too.
Police confirm missing Vancouver man with dementia found safe

Police confirm missing Vancouver man with dementia found safe

The 77-year-old has been located
All aboard: The Coquitlam Express hockey team now has its own beer

All aboard: The Coquitlam Express hockey team now has its own beer

The beer is a collaboration with Coquitlam's Mariner Brewing.
B.C. strata owner claims discrimination in parking stall dispute

B.C. strata owner claims discrimination in parking stall dispute

When a strata unit was sold, a rental parking space was made available, leading the new owner to claim he was treated unfairly.
One of the world's biggest TikTok stars is from Abbotsford, B.C.

One of the world's biggest TikTok stars is from Abbotsford, B.C.

A B.C. success story
Canada's emerging battery sector could support 250K jobs, finds report

Canada's emerging battery sector could support 250K jobs, finds report

Over the next seven years, Canada could become a battery "powerhouse," according to a new report.
Housing portal launches ahead of election

Housing portal launches ahead of election

Advocates offer one-stop shop for data in each of the province’s municipalities
Elias Pettersson: ‘It was basically two different mes out there’

Elias Pettersson: ‘It was basically two different mes out there’

"I’m somewhat happy I went through it because I know how I got out of it."
B.C. government cancels school for Queen's funeral

B.C. government cancels school for Queen's funeral

Premier John Horgan said K-12 public schools and public post-secondary institutions would close Sept. 19 alongside most Crown corporations to mark Queen Elizabeth II's funeral.
UBCM: B.C. health care in crisis, municipal leaders tell Dix

UBCM: B.C. health care in crisis, municipal leaders tell Dix

"Never has so much been asked of our health-care system," said Health Minister Adrian Dix.
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