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Officials representing wineries in British Columbia say they are disappointed by the Supreme Court of Canada ruling that upholds current interprovincial trade laws.

A raccoon that had its paw caught in a trap in Burnaby has been euthanized. Photograph By Contributed An animal rights group is asking residents not to use animal traps after a raccoon chewed off his paw after being caught in a trap in Burnaby.

Money/Shutterstock The B.C. government will gradually increase pay for alternate minimum wage workers including resident caretakers and liquor servers.

The Real Estate Council of B.C. will hold a disciplinary hearing today and tomorrow into the conduct of a longtime North Vancouver Realtor.

If you're strolling or cycling the seawall in Stanley Park and hear gunfire today, or you see what you think are mass casualties, fret not! The VPD's Emergency Response Team are simply conducting a training exercise.

Finance Minister Carole James: “Buying and selling property can be stressful, and people need to trust the professionals they are working with.” File photo Times Colonist The B.C.

Photo IHIT A psychiatrist treating a man accused of stabbing two girls at an Abbotsford, B.C., high school says he believes his patient has schizophrenia, is psychotic and experiencing delusions. Dr. Marcel Hediger told a B.C.

Photo Forged Axe Throwing There's a new reason to visit Whistler this spring and it involves competitive axe throwing. Forged Axe Throwing co-founder James Anderson says they are hosting a free open house on Monday April 23 at 7 p.m.

Truckloads of pipes arrive at Kinder Morgan’s staging facility in New Westminster on April 12. Additional pipe shipments were spotted Monday.

File photo A 20-year-old man who allegedly bashed his way through three police cars and three civilian vehicles in a stolen Nissan Murano to escape from a Metrotown parking lot two weeks ago now faces eight charges including assault of a police offic