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Photo via Coquitlam RCMP Students in Coquitlam are making cards reminding drivers to stay focused on the road as kids head back to school.

Photo CBSA The Canada Border Services Agency faced more than 100 founded complaints from travellers last year, including allegations of racism and rudeness — and one instance of a woman alleging a border officer yelled at her while she was in medical

Photo Shutterstock Waking up for school won't be the only reality facing British Columbia students entering their senior high school years as ongoing curriculum changes aimed at connecting them to real-life decision making are further implemented.

A union representing a group of airport employees in the service industry at Vancouver International Airport is continuing its fight to see a $15 per hour mandatory minimum wage.

The owners of Richmond Centre shopping mall are refusing to say whether or not they used facial recognition technology without customers’ permission or knowledge.

A man has been captured on video hitting a car with a hammer and spitting at a driver in an alleged road rage incident on a Vancouver street.

Public health officials are investigating a number of cases of Legionnaires' disease contracted in Surrey. Symptoms include fever, shortness of breath, severe fatigue, abdominal pain, diarrhea, and resemble symptoms often found in cases of pneumonia.

The culinary stage at the Richmond World Festival features several cooking demonstrations this year. Attendees this year can see how to make Portuguese cuisine, Vietnamese/French fusion, pastries, Indian dishes, custom chocolates and more.

Video clip of a bear swimming the estuary in Squamish, right in the town

Have you seen a male Ragdoll/Persian cat called Yuki? This is my "I'm not supposed to go outside" pose ? A post shared by Yuki The Cat.