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British Columbians are being “ripped off” by an “oligopoly” of five major oil and gas producers and suppliers, says Bruce Ralston, the minister of Jobs, Trade and Technology.

The average price in Vancouver on Thursday, Aug. 29 was $1.47 per litre, and lowest price was $1.28, according to Gasbuddy.com.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau touted his government's record on some of the most sensitive issues facing Vancouver as he met with Mayor Kennedy Stewart.

Canada was named among the best destinations for wildlife enthusiasts in an index that focuses on environmental sustainability, prosperity and conservation.

A dedicated staff of 35 gardeners, arborists and horticulturists, divided into five crews, work year-round to maintain the UBC’s 172 hectares of varied landscapes.

The Pillar is a chunk of stone nearly 20 metres tall with a giant boulder on top holding it in place. The yellowish structure is made of conglomerate rock.

A B.C. woman can’t prove her smart electrical meter is causing “many, very serious, symptoms she describes” and would have a problem proving BC Hydro discriminating against her by installing one at her house.

Stargazers may have the chance to view an awe-inspiring northern lights display over parts of Metro Vancouver over Labour Day long weekend.

The Government of Canada has issued a travel advisory for the United States due to Hurricane Dorian which is predicted to make landfall on Florida's East.

British Columbians have no right to see discussions about private information they handed over to the government for speculation tax registration.