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An Iranian immigrant in Metro Vancouver says she doesn’t want to fear Iran’s ayatollahs anymore, but she’s afraid for her mother and family as rioting continues to rock the their homeland.

A "vindictive" and "malicious" decision by two British Columbia blueberry farmers to poison their fields rather than hand over the farm in a court-ordered sale has cost the two men almost $3 million.

Torstar Corporation, the parent company of the Toronto Star and StarMetro banners, will cease publishing the print editions of StarMetro in Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Toronto and Halifax as of Dec. 20.

One of Vancouver’s largest office real estate tenants, WeWork, is in turmoil after ousting its CEO, indefinitely postponing its initial public offering (IPO), laying off workers and watching its market valuation plummet.

Macleans has released its annual ranking of the most dangerous places in Canada and nine of them are located in British Columbia.

Volunteers will blanket SkyTrain stops across Vancouver and Richmond this weekend in search of blankets, among other things.

A resident of Vancouver's Oppenheimer Park homeless encampment for several months is wanted for the murder of a woman in Texas that occurred 19 years ago.

CEOWORLD Magazine has identified the richest people in Canada for its annual Canada Rich List Index, and the list includes 41 billionaires.

About 3,200 Canadian National Railway conductors, trainpersons and yard workers are on strike after the union and company failed to reach a deal by the midnight deadline.

Some Canadian universities are urging their exchange students in Hong Kong to ccome home due to escalating violence between government officials and pro-democracy protesters.