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A man arrested this week for theft, robbery, assault and resisting ended up thanking the Victoria police officer who took him into custody.

A Lower Mainland home builder has filed a human rights complaint against the City of Burnaby, saying the city won’t hire him because of his race, colour and religion.

B.C.’s speculation tax is increasing housing stock and generating revenue for housing creation, Finance Minister Carole James said Sept. 12.

While Wednesday saw a brief respite from wet weather, the Vancouver weather forecast calls for a great deal of rainfall this week beginning on Thursday, Sept. 12.

A new report identified seven “troubling hot spots” along the Trans Mountain pipeline’s proposed route, three of which are in Burnaby.

Another lawsuit has been filed against a Richmond trampoline park, this time by a customer who allegedly got severely injured.

The B.C. government has been intercepting Bluetooth signals from technology in people’s vehicles to study traffic patterns but stresses there is no risk of breaches of private data.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau's election plane sustained some damage in Victoria after a media bus drove under one of its wings Wednesday night.

Known for his vibrant, compelling shots of Vancouver's streets and people, the Equinox Gallery confirmed Fred Herzog's death on an Instagram post.

The fear of Friday the 13th is called Paraskevidekatriaphobia, but it's unclear exactly why or when the fear of the day first developed.