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Vancouver artificial intelligence entrepreneurs help map out the industry’s future

Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press Eight organizations in British Columbia are joining forces to advocate for ride-hailing services in the province as soon as possible.

Finance Minister Carole James explains province’s agreement with Airbnb during a press conference at the legislature on Wednesday. Photograph By TIMES COLONIST The B.C.

Vancouver’s reptiles are being “renovicted” due to no pet policy.

With home prices rising and inventory shrinking, what’s a millennial to do? It’s not an easy time to be a millennial home buyer in Vancouver.

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 Dan Toulgoet It could soon be even harder to find a parking spot in Yaletown.

Halting imports of B.C. wines the latest salvo in escalating trade war between B.C., Alberta over pipeline

File photo British Columbia's police watchdog says a 17-year-old youth was badly injured when he ran into traffic on the Trans-Canada Highway on Monday night after a traffic stop in Coquitlam.

Car crashes have soared in B.C., leading to financial problems at the public auto insurer | Shutterstock The B.C.

Cetaceans at The Vancouver Aquarium. Photo Dan Toulgoet Amendments to the federal Fisheries Act will make it illegal to capture whales, dolphins and porpoises in Canadian waters for the purpose of keeping them in captivity.