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Things didn't exactly go down as predicted in CBC Vancouver's public vote on who should be the city's "Unofficial Ambassador." It was a loveable bird who took the crown: Canuck the Crow.

It’s the high volume and speeds of vehicles on Duthie that bothers several area residents, 40 of whom signed a petition presented to the City of Burnaby’s public safety committee in May.

Several pipeline protesters were released from a British Columbia jail on Sunday, a few days before their week-long sentences were set to end.

More smoky, hazy air is expected to blanket much of Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland today as nearly 600 wildfires continue to rage across British Columbia.

The Vancouver Tenants Association wants to help New Westminster tenants who may be facing renovictions.

Old wooden pavers exposed on East Georgia Street, which date back more than 100 years.

Efforts by the city to address affordability and adopt more policies that aim to increase the amount of family housing geared towards Vancouver incomes have come too late for many area families.

Photo: Vancouver Canadians The Vancouver Canadians have cancelled the fireworks extravaganza planned for Saturday night's game at Nat Bailey Stadium due to the risk they present in taking firefighting resources away from wildfires.

Residents who are currently living in a geothermal condo in Richmond say the cost they are paying for their geothermal energy is not as cheap as what some developers have marketed it as.

After a three-year absence, the Wind Swimmer sculpture, a woman in a bathing suit with articulated limbs that allow her to swim through the air propelled by the wind, has returned to her perch by the pool.