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A woman has been awarded $22,500 after falling at Eagle Harbour Yacht Club in West Vancouver.

File photo Vancouver police are looking for witnesses and any dash cam video after a crash on Granville Street Wednesday morning. At around 9 a.m.

The Vancouver Parks Board says it has to close a popular park because of damage caused during an annual cannabis celebration, but pot advocates are disputing the blame.

Religious leaders kneel to pray before some are arrested for violating an injunction order that prohibits blocking the entrance to the Westridge Marine terminal in Burnaby.

Co-owners of The Sellution Tanya and Greg Johnston, and 13-year-old son Nickolas, at the soon-to-be new location at the corner of Main and 20th Avenue.

Health Canada is launching an investigation after concerns were raised over a Victoria naturopath who treated a four-year-old boy with a rabid-dog saliva remedy.

SeaBus hero North Vancouver’s Brian Counihan saved a fellow passenger’s life on the SeaBus by performing CPR. photo Cindy Goodman, North Shore News Brian Counihan of North Vancouver is a real-life hero.

The Mobi bike system is being expanded into East Vancouver. Fifteen new stations have been installed since the beginning of April. Thirty five more will be in place by summer.

Shutterstock British Columbia's two-year prohibition on lobbying by former cabinet ministers and senior government officials takes effect May 1.

Damage from last year’s 4/20 rally at Sunset Beach caused the temporary closure of fields near Sunset Beach. Photograph By DAN TOULGOET Thousands are expected to gather at Sunset Beach to participate in the 4/20 rally in Vancouver today.