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From left: Lisa McKim, Nadia Cauvin, Mara Humphries enjoy a glass of wine on the Coastal Celebration returning to Victoria from a morning shopping trip in Vancouver.

B.C.’s foreign buyers’ tax does not discriminate against foreign buyers, particularly Chinese ones, B.C. Supreme Court ruled in a class action suit Oct. 25. File photo Dan Toulgoet B.C.

metrotown aerial Canada’s third-busiest mall, Metropolis at Metrotown, will be replaced with a new downtown core, if a developer’s plans go ahead.

Vancouver city council passed a multi-pronged motion Wednesday that suggests the one-year-old Oppenheimer Park tent city in the Downtown Eastside will continue to operate indefinitely.

Teen environmental activist Greta Thunberg put world leaders on notice again in a speech Friday that echoed across an overflowing plaza of her peers gathered outside the Vancouver Art Gallery.

TransLink has announced that powerful winds have caused a tree to fall down on the Expo Line which has shut down service

Photo: BC Hydro / Twitter Thousands of people are without power across British Columbia due to a powerful windstorm that is hitting the South Coast.

RCMP arrested a man who has been wanted for almost two years after he trespassed on public property in Port Coquitlam.

Residents and media across the Lower Mainland have captured videos and photos of the Vancouver windstorm and posted them on Twitter.

A lawsuit filed in British Columbia against Monsanto Canada ULC is just one of a growing number of lawsuits targeting the U.S.-based agrochemical corporation for its herbicide Roundup.