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The province’s proposed ticket sales act would ban ticket bots and mass-buying software, as well as force scalpers to compensate ticket purchasers if convicted in court of violating the legislation.

After eight days of meetings and deliberations, the False Creek Flats arterial community panel has settled on a route for the new arterial connection.

In Canada and across the U.S., cities are setting up “tiny house villages” for the homeless, comprising small, colourful structures 8 feet by 12 feet.

B.C.’s new Community Safety Act violates the basic democratic principle of the presumption of innocence and is unconstitutional.

Today I bring you mostly facts and stats, beginning with this curious category: the number of people who represented themselves in court without a lawyer.

The federal government has no dedicated police officers actively investigating money laundering in B.C., according to a new report from special investigator Peter German.

A 57-year-old Burnaby man charged with sexual assault for allegedly groping a seven-year-old girl on SkyTrain earlier this year is scheduled to make his first appearance in B.C. Provincial Court this week.

Crews at BC Hydro were on site in several locations throughout the Lower Mainland today due to multiple power outages in Burnaby and Vancouver.

Metro Vancouver gas prices have broken the all-time record high with a number of stations showing 164.9 cents per litre on Monday morning.

The coach of a Vancouver peewee hockey team says his search for a life-saving organ donor has been successful.