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A new Vancouver Convention Centre camera-based people counting system could be used for surveillance, B.C.’s Office of the Privacy and Information Commissioner suggests.

A Vancouver resident who lost $7,500 in a secret-sister, pay-it-forward pyramid scheme has Mainland B.C.’s Better Business Bureau (BBB) issuing a warning for the holiday season.

A pesky rodent managed to shut off power to 10,850 BC Hydro customers on Monday morning.

Starting on Nov. 27, residents of the Lower Mainland will have to will have to make alternative arrangements if they usually ride the bus to work.

Among the aims approved by the BC NDP during their convention includes supporting encouraging the government to offer free menstrual products in all public buildings in B.C.

A delivery truck in a tight spot at the Petro-Canada gas station at 56th St. and 12th Ave. in Tsawwassen Friday.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has ordered a woman to pay $34,000 in damages following a road rage incident near the George Massey Tunnel two years ago.

Trans Mountain has ramped up its promotion of the work being done at Burnaby’s Westridge Marine Terminal with a new movie.

A Delta MLA thinks people who make racist comments should be ticketed.

Writing stories and drawing pictures is normal entertainment for children, but for 26 Richmond kids it means more than just fun.