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Most of us just imagine what it would be like to run around a store after closing hours and all the workers had gone home, but one North Vancouver man actually made that his m.o. for burglary.

Following the recent spread of measles, B.C.’s Ministry of Health is working to implement a mandatory immunization registry by September.

New York is the city that doesn't sleep, and they is virtually something for everyone to enjoy in this vibrant urban jungle.

A recent survey has named Vancouver third in the world for quality of life in a three way tie with Auckland, New Zealand and Munich, Germany.

Coquitlam’s new plan for its city centre aims to reduce sprawl, stop the destruction of older and still affordable homes, keep a lid on rising assessments and create lively neighbourhoods.

The ETIAS is completely electronic and keeps track of visitors from countries who do not need a visa to enter the Schengen Zone.

Vancouver’s Hellenic Community has been targeted in recent weeks after the Free Speech Club rented the facility to host its latest event.

A prominent Vancouver businessman and philanthropist is among 50 people charged in what United States authorities are alleging is the largest college admissions scam ever prosecuted.

On Monday, Burnaby city council approved a recommendation from municipal staff to advance a request for qualification from potential bike-share operators.

Vancouver's annual homeless count is to begin tonight and will continue through all city neighbourhoods for 24 hours.