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In the year since Paul Natrall — the man behind the wheel and the stove — started his food truck, he's made quite the name for himself as "Mr. Bannock."

On Sept. 21, friends and family will gather at Pavilion Park in Squamish to honour Ken Anderson. At 33 years old, Anderson died on Aug. 4 after falling while climbing the Stawamus Chief.

The B.C. government released a report Tuesday that says temporary modular housing buildings in Vancouver and Surrey are improving the quality of life for tenants and reducing their use of emergency services.

An eight-year-old Kelowna boy is recovering at home following an overdose from an unknown substance found at A.S. Matheson Elementary School Wednesday morning.

A 12-year-old boy has life-threatening injuries after being struck by a suspected drunk driver in Langley on Friday afternoon.

The federal food safety watchdog says a brand of baby formula has been recalled due to rancidity and the product being off-colour.

Two University of Victoria students have been killed and three others were taken to hospital in critical or serious condition after a bus rolled over between Bamfield and Port Alberni on Friday night.

While immigration is not currently one of the three most important issues facing Canada for most would-be voters in this year’s federal election, it has been a practically inescapable topic over the past few weeks.

The People’s Party of Canada candidate for Coquitlam-Port Coquitlam has been forced out the party after he received an email from party headquarters stating his candidacy had been revoked.

A car collector is suing EasyPark and Busters Towing, claiming his rare 2008 Cadillac XLR-V was damaged when it was mistakenly towed from a lot and stored outside.