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People with inside information about shady goings-on in real estate and other luxury sectors now have a way to share it anonymously with the B.C. government’s investigative team.

Police are trying to piece together the events that led to the killing of Burnaby woman last week. On Friday, Nov. 16, first responders were called to the 8000-block of Barnet Highway around 10 p.m. after a SUV hit two light posts and crashed into the ditch.

Canada's new $10 bill officially went into circulation Monday, breaking new ground in more ways than one.

While the city was privy to a stretch of bright, sunshine through the weekend, the Vancouver weather forecast is calling for a long stretch of rain ahead.

One of the most memorable personalities from Much Music, Ed the Sock, is touring Canada with an epic War On Stupid Tour. What's more, the raunchy sock has a Vancouver date this month.

Homicide detectives in Metro Vancouver are investigating separate cases involving two deaths they say appear to be either targeted or suspicious.

A human rights bill put forward by New Westminster-Burnaby MP Peter Julian could have far-reaching implications for Canadian companies that allow abuses to take place under their watch.

B.C. Premier John Horgan received a warm reception and standing ovation from delegates attending Canada’s largest affordable housing conference, which got underway in Vancouver Sunday.

British Columbia's elections agency says about 597,300 ballot packages have been returned so far in the province's referendum on proportional representation.

Vancouver Police are investigating after a woman was attacked by a man during the early hours of Saturday morning in a West End Apartment building.