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Telus and a major Lower Mainland developer are suing each other over a $175.5 million Burnaby real estate deal that fell apart last month.

Vancouver police have reunited an 86-year-old Canadian Air Force veteran with his stolen scooter.

Crews are heading to a power outage caused by the powerful windstorm in Vancouver that is affecting 556 BC Hydro customers.

Wednesday's windstorm is continuing to have an impact on the region, as a fallen tree is the culprit behind service disruptions on the SkyTrain's Millennium Line.

Powerful winds have caused a number of power outages in the Lower Mainland and the forecast calls for the winds to continue into this evening.

A Victoria-based data-gathering company not only gave B.C. political parties’ voters’ personal data but also may have influenced Europe’s Brexit vote and the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Visibility is looking like a key factor in a trial for two drivers involved in a pair of crashes that killed a young Brazilian exchange student in 2018.

British Columbia has become the first province in Canada to formally implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Last-minute contract talks between Unifor and Coast Mountain Bus Company have reached a tentative agreement and there will not be a shutdown tomorrow.

One third of complaints to the Office of the Police Complaints Commissioner (OPCC) are not completed within legislated timelines, a legislative review committee has found. Vancouver Police.