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Vancouver Police say they received a report on Saturday afternoon of a "distraught" woman walking out into the waters of Burrard Inlet from the beach at Crab Park.

RCMP are asking for the public to come forward with information as they continue to investigate a serious three-vehicle accident that forced the closure of parts of Hwy. 99 late Sunday afternoon. Photograph By PAT HEINEKEY B.C.

Photo Pexels The Vancouver Police Department is replacing its gas-powered vehicles with 20 electric Ford Focus hatchbacks.

The city is looking at eliminating some parking on Mainland and Hamilton streets in Yaletown in order to make access easier for the fire department.

Photo Shutterstock British Columbia is predicted to have solid economic growth through 2020 by a trade association of credit unions. Central 1 Credit Union says 2017 was a year of "stellar growth" and the positive momentum will continue in B.C.

Photo Shutterstock A waiter in British Columbia who is disputing his firing argues his French culture led to his dismissal. Guillaume Rey appealed to the B.C.

A female pipeline protester confronts police at an incident on March 16 that saw another protester chain herself to a work truck outside of Kinder Morgan’s Burnaby Mountain tank farm.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivers a statement of exoneration on behalf of the Government of Canada to the Tsilhqot’in Nation and the descendants of six Tsilhqot’in Chiefs in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Monday, March 26,

A living and breathing rabbit is long-term commitment. That's why the BC SPCA is reminding the public that chocolate bunnies make better gifts for Easter than real rabbits unless a family is already considering adopting a pet.

Parksville on Vancouver Island will no longer be affected by the new speculation tax, in changes announced March 26, 2018 Under changes to the proposed speculation tax, B.C. residents will now only have to pay 0.