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B.C. will cease so-called birth alerts that have led to the seizures of infants from parents deemed to be a danger to their children.

British Columbia's Green party leader is reducing his work schedule while he recovers after recently being diagnosed with labyrinthitis.

Any bankruptcy settlement by synthetic opioid-making pharmaceutical giant Purdue Pharma should include funds for Canada, not just the United States.

The brutal wildfire season of smoky skies and campfire bans that characterized the summers of 2017 and 2018, and that B.C. braced for, never materialized.

After losing the rights to hit shows like Friends and The Office, Netflix announced that the Seinfeld will be available on the media-provider worldwide.

Officials at a Metro Vancouver high school have reassured parents it’s safe for students to go to school today after an alarming post apparently circulated among teens on social media Sunday.

Lululemon Athletica outlined its proposal to build a new 13-storey head office on Foley Street at Great Northern Way during a Sept. 12 open house.

In the year since Paul Natrall — the man behind the wheel and the stove — started his food truck, he's made quite the name for himself as "Mr. Bannock."

On Sept. 21, friends and family will gather at Pavilion Park in Squamish to honour Ken Anderson. At 33 years old, Anderson died on Aug. 4 after falling while climbing the Stawamus Chief.

The B.C. government released a report Tuesday that says temporary modular housing buildings in Vancouver and Surrey are improving the quality of life for tenants and reducing their use of emergency services.