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A man and a female hostage died of gunshots fired by police after officers entered a home following an overnight standoff in March, says B.C.'s police watchdog.

Vancouver police are looking for witnesses after a possible assault last weekend in the Downtown Eastside.

A woman suing a Burnaby housing co-op for “cat trauma” and other damages has lost an appeal in B.C. Supreme Court.

A deadly crash in Surrey, B.C., near the Peace Arch border crossing into Washington state has forced a shutdown of the crossing for those returning to Canada.

A class action suit claiming banks and pre-paid credit card companies breached B.C.’s Business Practices and Consumer Protection Act has been approved by the province’s highest court.

B.C. taxpayers have paid more than $31 million since 2012 to maintain almost-daily northern bus services by a private company on runs Greyhound formerly ran at market costs.

Vancouver's favourite amusement park adds that admission to Playland gives you unlimited access to over 35 rides and attractions.

Grouse Mountain has announced that the beloved Grouse Grind, otherwise known as "Mother Nature's Stairmaster," will open on Friday, May 3.

The BC SPCA reports that they receive countless calls from residents about fawns hiding by themselves in backyards, parks, and meadows.

The price to keep Richmond’s drivers from parking on a sidewalk – underneath a “no vehicles on sidewalk” sign – appears to be $2,000, paid for by Richmond residents.