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Vancouver police sent out a renewed warning Thursday about virtual kidnappings after foreign fraudsters tried to extort a 27-year-old Vancouver man out of thousands of dollars Wednesday night.

On Tuesday, Oct. 22, Vancouver City Hall approved a motion that would allow Mountain View Cemetery to strengthen it's sustainable burial practices.

The B.C. Sheriff Service (BCSS) does not know if it has enough officers to ensure the safety of the province’s courts, the provincial auditor general said in a report released Oct. 24.

The BC Centre for Disease Control (BCCDC) is calling on all people who use drugs to learn how to respond to an overdose with a take-home naloxone kit.

A lawsuit that's expected to be filed Friday claiming young people disproportionately suffer the effects of climate change is potentially precedent setting.

A private members’ bill introduced Wednesday by Liberal MLA Todd Stone seeks to create a new property tax class that would drastically reduce speculative land purchasing and skyrocketing tax bill increases.

Hope is dwindling that teen climate activist Greta Thunberg will be rowed across the Strait of Georgia to visit Victoria this weekend.

Vancouver-based stock promoter David Sidoo helped falsify his son’s university applications with a story that initially included his son being held up at gunpoint by gangsters, according to unsealed court filings.

British Columbia is set to become the first province to introduce human rights legislation to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.

Hey, all you Kids in the Hall fans – Bruce McCulloch is bringing his one-man show, Tales of Bravery and Stupidity, to Metro Vancouver, Nov. 8.