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Following a series of serious accidents at trampoline parks – including the death of a father at Extreme Air in Richmond – recommendations are being made to regulate such facilities across B.C.

A man is under investigation for allegedly vandalizing cars on a BC Ferries vessel this month because their car alarms were upsetting his dog.

Chiefs have gathered in New Westminster, B.C., to commemorate an Indigenous leader who was wrongfully tried and hanged 154 years ago.

A trip to Royal Columbian Hospital for treatment of postoperative gum pain ended with bruises and broken bones after a man was kicked out of the hospital, a recently filed lawsuit claims.

B.C. has posted a $1.5 billion budget surplus for 2018-19 stemming in part from a $2.9 billion increase in revenues over budget, Finance Minister Carole James said Thursday.

The Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives has released a rental housing wage report for cities across Canada and Vancouver was ranked the least affordable.

Vancouver Coastal Health warns that Trout Lake in Vancouver's John Hendry Park has been closed for swimming due to high levels of E.coli in the water.

A Burnaby landlord says the city is forcing him to evict his tenants – including a family with young children – for bylaw infractions many other homeowners are getting away with.

Blue-green algae are bacteria that grow in shallow, slow moving or still water, and may look like scum, grass clippings, fuzz or globs.

The 2016 sinking of a tug boat that released approximately 107,552 litres of diesel fuel has resulted in Canada’s largest ever penalty under the Fisheries Act – $2.7 million.