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A map released by the City of Vancouver highlights areas that would see the most severe damage during a significant earthquake.

B.C. Supreme Court has tossed out a lawyer’s attempt to sue online review company Yelp for defamation after a client’s bad review of him.

B.C.’s Commissioner for Teacher Regulation has suspended a high school principal for failing to tell a mother her child had complained of inappropriate touching by another teacher.

Friends and family are rallying around a 24-year-old Burnaby woman left with life-threatening injuries after being struck by a car and dragged underneath the vehicle for several blocks.

B.C. Attorney General David Eby said Oct. 15 that Victoria has reached a framework agreement with the province’s legal aid lawyers to provide stable access to justice for those unable to afford lawyers.

Vancouver’s lingering hotel workers' strike appears to be coming to an end with news from the union that it has reached what it called a “tentative” agreement with management at four hotels.

A 23-year-old man facing drug charges could be acquitted after a judge ruled Burnaby RCMP officers violated his Charter rights by detaining and searching him unlawfully and taking too long to let him speak to a lawyer.

Lululemon Athletica Inc. is investigating reports of worker abuse at a manufacturing facility in Bangladesh that has supplied the athleisure retailer.

According to a recent poll, over 80 per cent of respondents feel that housing affordability is a major issue that is negatively impacting Canadians.

A New Westminster man has been sentenced to 14 months in jail on child pornography charges.