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Some Canadian police forces are hesitant to use a federally approved roadside test for marijuana impairment, raising questions about the Liberal government's decision to give the devices the green light.

Construction on what will be the tallest office building in downtown Vancouver is expected to start early in the New Year at 1133 Melville Street.

The Vancouver Public Library is hosting a party for the opening of its highly-anticipated rooftop and top floors this Saturday, September 29th. Luckily, the Vancouver forecast looks exceptional for the entire week, and therefore guests will be privy to a clear, sunny view.

They announced that they would cut the automatic 2% annual rental increase. As such, they are going to limit increase to inflation.

The BC Sports Hall of Fame opens its all-new and highly anticipated Indigenous Sport Gallery today, at Gate A inside of BC Place Stadium. Starting from Wednesday, September 26th, the gallery will be open daily from 10 am until 5 pm.

Last week, news broke that a flock of dead birds ominously fell from the sky in Tsawwassen. The birds were discovered on Thursday, September 20th by a local resident who was out for a stroll.

Dashcam footage posted to YouTube on Tuesday shows a flying tire bouncing over the highway median and coming at a car head-on in Richmond.

Stroll through the brand new galleries at Surrey's latest prehistoric offering, Dinosaurs Unearthed.The Museum of Surrey promises to transport you back in time as you soak in the the roars of animatronic dinosaurs, and they swoop down to look you in the eye!

A former church and children’s charity volunteer is facing up to two years in prison for grooming a young teenage boy for sex.

The pharmacist allegedly misled the public by making unsupported claims on his company website regarding the effectiveness of human placenta as a drug.