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The 15th floor of an apartment building in Vancouver's West End neighbourhood has been gutted by a fire that billowed thick black smoke as residents scrambled to safety.

A meetup group for new moms in the Tri-Cities has grown to more than 500 members in its first year. Where they meet might have something to do with it.

Cannabis/Shutterstock Cannabis dispensary owners who are not licensed by the City of Vancouver or the B.C. government, and have stayed open in defiance of federal law, lost a key court battle May 31, but they are able to keep fighting. The B.C.

Here's something you don't hear much anymore: gas prices are expected to drop in Metro Vancouver this weekend, and substantially.

A large group of residents made the trek to the park board office Monday night to speak to the significance of CRAB Park to the community.

The project will have 63 units of new long-term housing for women and families who were previously homeless.

Authorities are turning to the public to help identify a suspect in a daytime break-in that found the victims confronted by the intruder, who ordered them around with a firearm pointed at them.

A pickup truck driver has been found liable for causing a collision with a cyclist on a popular Vancouver bike route in 2013 that resulted in the man being diagnosed with a brain injury.

An unregistered Vancouver mortgage broker may have arranged over half a billion dollars in loans, many of which could be based on falsified income records.

British Columbians are apparently quite diligent about their online consumer research before purchasing cannabis products.