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British Columbians can now visit another Canadian province and bring back to B.C. an unlimited amount of alcohol, the B.C. government said in a July 19 news release.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has announced a recall of certain Pacific oysters due to a marine biotoxin which causes Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning.

In a bizarre mishap, a woman has somehow managed to drive her SUV down a set of stairs at Sheraton Wall Centre in Vancouver.

The Lifesaving Society of BC is conducting a comprehensive safety audit of the Buntzen Lake swimming area in an effort to make the popular summer destination safer for swimmers.

BC RCMP say there is no heightened risk to public safety after two international tourists were found murdered near Liard Hot Springs near the B.C.-Yukon border this week.

A British Columbia man has pleaded guilty to one count of failing to provide the necessaries of life for the death by snake venom of a two-year-old girl.

Drivers using the Lions Gate Bridge to get on and off the North Shore might want to take a different route this weekend.

Authorities are investigating the double homicide of an Australian man and his American girlfriend who were reportedly shot to death near Liard Hot Springs in northern B.C. this week.

The top earning B.C. government corporation executives pocketed a total of almost $5.28 million in salaries, benefits and pension contributions.

A hotel manager of a family-run tourist hotel in the Downtown Eastside says the increase in public disorder outside his doors is negatively affecting his business and wants the police and city officials to do something about it.