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Attorney General David Eby. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito British Columbia's Attorney General says major reforms are on the way to extinguish a "financial dumpster fire" at the province's public auto insurer.

Shutterstock Research suggests warm-blooded animals, such as mammals and birds, are better at adapting to climate change, shedding new light on how rapid temperature changes impact biodiversity.

Indigenous businesses and communities around the province have just gotten a big boost from the Canadian government, thanks to a $2.25M grant to Aboriginal Tourism BC.

Attorney General David Eby. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chad Hipolito The financial crisis at British Columbia's public auto insurer is deepening, as $1.3 billion in net losses are now projected by the end of the current fiscal year.

Safety auditor Dave Gymer works with B.C. Ferries crew from one of the car decks during a rescue drill aboard the Spirit of Vancouver Island at Swartz Bay terminal. Photograph By ADRIAN LAM, Times Colonist As B.C.

Screen grab from CBRE sales pamphlet Earlier today Exclaim got the scoop that the Rio Theatre building on Broadway is presently up for sale.

Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press Michael van Hemmen is one of many suburbanites who is looking forward to ride-hailing services coming to B.C. But on this topic, he's not just another Tri-City resident: He works for Uber.

“He was always smiling, laughing and making everyone feel comfortable,” says Kal Thind's former boss

File photo A 23-year-old man died early Saturday morning after stepping in to break up a fight outside a Granville Street club. Just before 2:30 a.m. a fight broke out inside the Cabanna Club in the 1100-block of Granville Street.

Wilfred Wong speaks about his brother Alfred Wong, 15, seen on a television, who was an innocent victim of an alleged gang shooting, during a Vancouver Police news conference in Vancouver, B.C., on Monday January 22, 2018.