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Toxic runoff from a murder victim’s burning Jeep killed dozens of young fish in a Burnaby Mountain creek recently.

Considered an anomaly even 10 years ago, a summer in B.C. without these conditions may not happen again for a generation.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his newly shuffled cabinet gathered Tuesday for a retreat on Vancouver Island, under smoke-filled skies amid a province-wide wildfire emergency.

District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services members shut down access to the Lynn Canyon Suspension Bridge Saturday afternoon to pull off a high-angle rope rescue of the teen.

Non-profit organization 2 Paycheques Away is launching a book that tells the stories of residents living in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside (DTES) through portrait photography. 2 Paycheques Away was founded by Barber & Co.

The Raycam Soapbox Derby was on a roll last Friday. The annual event supports and celebrates the eff The Raycam Soapbox Derby was on a roll last Friday. The annual event supports and celebrates the efforts of the NASKARZ program for at-risk youth.

Photo Shutterstock Pet-A-Palooza - Day of the Dog will be holding its first-ever puppy stampede in Yaletown on Sunday and the competition is open to all breeds under six months old.

Where there’s smoke, there’s wildfires – and a grave reminder of the threat climate change poses to public health, according to a local environmentalist and physician.

Photo Richmond News Fresh Fraser River sockeye salmon is being sold at Fisherman’s Wharf in Steveston for as low as $5 per pound as estimates of a large, dominant spawning run hold up.

The Vancouver Park Board's All The Trees initiative encourages people to send individual emails to 30 different trees in the city