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A poll finds that British Columbians don't feel that they have a great deal in common with Canada and relate more closely with a few U.S. states.

Babins’ Evergreen Cannabis shop on Fourth Avenue became Vancouver’s first fully licensed dispensary in early January. Mike Babins is living his best life.

The clock is ticking for Canada to decide whether to proceed with a high-profile extradition case involving a senior executive of Huawei Technologies, which has touched off furor in diplomatic relations with China.

Vancouver police have made an arrest in last weekend’s fatal shooting of 69-year-old Zenen Cepeda Silva.

The owners of a Richmond trampoline park are claiming a dad of two, who died while using the premises, may have been under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

It's going to take two large floating cranes to try to lift another crane that collapsed over a container vessel at the Port of Vancouver early Monday.

A Vancouver-based company joined a team of film-makers, scientists, and explorers for an epic expedition into the biggest underwater sinkhole in the world.

Some perpetrators of sexual violence see international students as easy targets, says a report issued by a a charity that serves immigrant, newcomer and refugee communities in Metro Vancouver.

The resort is home to the largest enclosed and protected grizzly bear habitat in the world. One resident bear named Boo has legions of adoring fans.

New Westminster will explore the idea of becoming a sanctuary city so people who are in “immigration limbo” can access services in the community without fear.