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Starting in 2019 B.C.’s Family Day will fall on the third Monday of February. It’s a move some in the province have been calling for since Family Day was established in 2013. Starting next year B.C.

Chester. Photo Vancouver Aquarium A British Columbia court has ruled that Vancouver's park board didn't have the authority to ban whales, dolphins and porpoises at the city's aquarium.

Social media flooded with ‘insurance fraudster’ at parking lots in Richmond and Burnaby.

The Department of National Defence has released the below statement regarding charges laid against former NHL player, Dave "Tiger" Williams.

Naloxone. Photograph By ADRIAN LAM, TIMES COLONIST B.C. has announced $20 million over three years for First Nations communities struggling with the drug-overdose crisis that’s disproportionately affecting Indigenous communities.

A YouTube video of a trio of cars running a red light on Shell Road, at Cambie Road, has turned out to be an undercover police operation by the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit of B.C. The shocking incident took place the morning of Jan. 31.

Sean Eckford from one of our sister publications, the Coast Reporter , has posted a great article about the video shown below.

A civil liberties group and prominent figures in the legal community are calling on British Columbia's attorney general to help stop lawsuits that stifle public participation. The B.C.

Premier John Horgan announces changes to the province’s minimum wage, at a coffee shop in North Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday February 8, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck British Columbia will gradually hike its minimum hourly wage to get to $15.

The Vancouver Police Department issued a warning Thursday indicating a federal sexual offender has been released and will be residing in a Vancouver halfway house.