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Cannabis edibles, extracts and topicals could be sold in B.C. stores as early as December 16, the federal government announced June 14.

The company's products, which include mattresses made in China, are subject to a 1,732% American anti-dumping duty. It’s a local example of how the U.S.-China trade war is impacting businesses the world over.

The BC Centre for Disease Control is warning that travellers at Vancouver's airport on Sunday may have been exposed to measles.

Spring is in full bloom and Metro Vancouver residents will get the chance to view a magnificent full strawberry moon to celebrate the season.

The City of Burnaby is preparing for future floods by raising the dike along the Fraser River on the municipality’s southern edge.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure said in a June 12 statement to Glacier Media that tunnel safety remains the government’s top priority.

A survey conducted in 2017 found that 70% of British Columbians agreed with the idea of offering a discount to drivers who have a dash cam.

Last October, the Courier got a firsthand look of what it takes to move Canada’s largest grass roof and the spectacular views it provides.

That one visit has turned into hundreds as Su drops in every Tuesday night. The violinist plays everything from the classics to pop songs to movie themes.

Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart says it's "devastating" to see the homeless count rise and the city needs more investment from Ottawa if it's going to solve the problem.