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With over one million lights spread out over 15 acres of garden, VanDusen Botanical Garden’s annual Festival of Lights sparkles with holiday magic.

While you may avoid kale because of its taste, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency advises that you should avoid one brand due to a kale recall.

Tuesday evening’s partial victory means landlords will have to offer displaced tenants the option of temporarily moving out during renovations without having their leases end or their rent increase.

A West Vancouver soccer coach says he’s considering filing a complaint after being followed by a West Vancouver police officer in what he says is a case of racial profiling.

School officials had to reassure Burnaby South Secondary students that their school was open and “a safe learning environment” Tuesday after rumours of a planned school shooting spread on social media.

A global research company called Euromonitor International has released a report that identifies the top city destinations around the world.

A video posted online by Ryan Laforge of Creep Catcher appears to target a man from Richmond.

Vancouver Park Board wants more money from city hall to help maintain the city’s more than 230 parks and gardens. They asked council for additional funding.

A father in Pitt Meadows says the last thing his family expected to find inside a second-hand board game was a syringe and toxic glue.

The remains of a man located on the shore of the Tsawwassen First Nation by a dog walker last Wednesday have been confirmed to be a local reported missing since August.