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Now, the BC SPCA will run the first Vancouver Catio Tour to inspire local cat-owners to consider creating a safe, outdoor structure for their feline best pal.

Police in North Vancouver are having a little bit of fun as they seek the owner of "a remarkably generic men’s wallet" found at a local mall.

Testing will begin at British Columbia fish farm operations for strains of a virus that is harmful to farmed Atlantic salmon in Norway, the federal fisheries minister announced Tuesday.

Afternoons are going to sound a little different from here on out on 102.7 The Peak, after longtime hosts Casey-Jo Loos and James Sutton revealed Tuesday the duo have been "fired" from the station.

If you haven't used Tinder before, you might not have been aware that the dating app didn't allow users to select their sexual orientation.

The quiet village of Anmore got noisy Saturday night as a massive house party cluttered the streets with limousines, high-end sports cars.

The City of Richmond could be edging towards a ban on decorative glitter, primarily used in children’s arts and crafts.

Sunday’s fire that sent black smoke billowing from a West End high-rise was caused by leftover rags soaked with linseed oil.

A Coquitlam delivery company has been slammed on social media for posting a picture of three beer cans donning white paper hoods ‘lynching’ a brown beer bottle.

This Vancouver market on Main Street is handing out embarrasing plastic bags to discourage people from using harmful single-use plastics.