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Photograph By NEWS FILE Construction is slowing at Trans Mountain’s Burnaby worksites after more than a dozen workers were recently laid off or reassigned.

Vancouver politics podcaster Ian Bushfield tweeted out an interesting photo this afternoon. Pictured here is the Alberta government's latest ad campaign promoting the Trans Mountain pipeline, "Keep Canada Working".

Pexels Police say a small aircraft has made an emergency landing in a field outside of Vancouver. Ridge Meadows RCMP say only the pilot was on board when the plane came down near 203 Street and Golden Ears Way on Wednesday afternoon.

Photo NVCL’s Deb Hutchison Koep The first book bike in the Lower Mainland has arrived at the North Vancouver City Library (NVCL).

BCLC sent a release about a lucky man today. Mr. Ping Kuen Shum from Vancouver was celebrating his birthday, on the day of his retirement, when he bought a BC/49 ticket on April 28th.

A man who admitted to killing a British Columbia gang leader in August 2011 has been sentenced to life in prison without parole for 18 years. B.C.

Many Syrian refugee are struggling to find employment and afford life in Canada, but advocates say they are gradually settling in and still happy they came.

Photo @coldfx Instagram British Columbia's highest court has dismissed an appeal from a Vancouver Island man who hoped to certify a class-action lawsuit against the makers of the cold and flu product Cold-FX. Don Harrison wanted the B.C.

A peacock sits on a fence in Surrey, B.C., Wednesday, May, 2, 2018. Peacocks in a Surrey neighbourhood are now roaming the streets after someone cut down a tree that they used as a perch and home.

Left: Kitsilano secondary school circa 1956.