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An East Vancouver-based non-profit organization dedicated to reusing and recycling unwanted computers and electronics is in danger of closing its doors this summer.

Punk rock legend Joe Keithley of the world-renown D.O.A. – he’s also a newly elected city councillor - wants to help Burnaby children who want to play music, but who can’t afford instruments or lessons. Joe Keithley, lead singer of D.O.A.

A project to transform aging dikes in British Columbia's Lower Mainland to make them more salmon-friendly is among 23 proposals selected by the federal and provincial governments to restore wild fish stocks.

A former jail guard has won his discrimination complaint against the British Columbia government for being forced to work in what the human rights tribunal concluded was a "poisoned work environment."

The endangered whales had disappeared for much of June from their usual summer location off the southern end of Vancouver Island.

Vancouver’s city-wide plan is expected to cost $17.9 million for the years 2019 to 2022 and involve a cross-departmental team of about 30 to 35 staff.

A businessman is suing the owner and operator of Squamish’s Chieftain Hotel and Pub and several others, claiming he was severely beaten by a group of notoriously drunken and violent mixed martial artists outside the bar.

Vancouver Fraser Port Authority Thursday announced $2 million in funding for East Vancouver community initiatives and improvements to CRAB Park as part of the expansion of the Centerm container terminal.

A couple were exposed stealing a bait car in Langley in a recent video posted by IMPACT – BC Auto Crime Police on Wednesday, July 3.

B.C.’s police watchdog is investigating after a man fleeing from police suffered serious injuries falling from the 11th floor of a Burnaby apartment building.