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A Prince George artist is seeking a B.C. Supreme Court review of a B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decision to dismiss a complaint after he was removed from a position on the Omineca Arts Council because he uses swastikas in his work.

The Burnaby RCMP’s traffic enforcement branch rallied the regional troops for a commercial sweep this week.

A Denver-bound flight from Vancouver International Airport was forced to abort Friday after what United Airlines says was a possible bird strike.

There will be no fireworks show at Coal Harbour this New Year’s Eve, but a bigger and better celebration is in the works.

Edible cannabis products are legal to possess in Canada, but there are limits as to how much a person can have on them.

Several Richmond residents stepped up to the tell the money-laundering public inquiry commission who and what they need to investigate in the city.

B.C.’s police complaint commissioner has ordered a public hearing to look into allegations of police misconduct against two Vancouver police officers.

The father of a “very fragile” 16-year-old special needs boy is angry no one was sent to Richmond Hospital with his son on Thursday after a suspected drugging at school.

Vancouver got another step closer to establishing a Chinese Canadian museum with the B.C. government announcing $1 million in funding for the initiative.

Mayor Kennedy Stewart acknowledged Thursday in his “state of the city” address that the city continues to lag behind in its goal to build more rental housing for lower to middle-income people.