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Vancouver police are appealing for help as they investigate a strange assault where a man was seriously injured when he was pushed into the path of an oncoming vehicle.

Photo contributed The number of EpiPens could run out in August, according to an update from Health Canada.

To celebrate the kick off to Pride Week, students at the Richmond Media Lab, based inside the centre on Minoru Boulevard, painted the steps at the entrance in the colours of the rainbow on Thursday evening.

Photo Shutterstock Premier John Horgan says more needs to be done in British Columbia to fight the ravages of illegal drug use after a report of 130 overdoses in one day last week.

Consumer credit cards are posed in North Andover, Mass. on March 5, 2012. A newly released federal analysis says younger, middle-income households will feel the biggest impacts from the Bank of Canada’s gradual move towards higher interest rates.

Photo Dan Toulgoet Vancouver has launched itself into new territory in dealing with what its deputy manager calls a "frustrating" situation involving two hotels that have been home to some of the city's most vulnerable people.

A woman is dead after she was swept away by fast-moving water in Rubble Creek in Garibaldi Provincial Park on Sunday. The victim is a 23-year-old Burnaby resident.

A Level 3 drought rating was issued Monday morning by the province, which calls for voluntary water-use reductions across municipal, agricultural and industrial lands. The advisory comes on the heels of 13 temperature records being broken across the province on Sunday.

Cat lovers had a chance to meet famous felines, shop for cat-themed merchandise and watch adoptable kittens play

VPD photo Vancouver police are looking to identify a suspect that pushed a man into traffic near the PNE.