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In 2012, Kate was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. With that in mind, she isn't letting her disease hold her back. In fact, she's doing just the opposite.

A humpback whale found deceased last month in the waters off the Tsawwassen First Nation was likely killed after being hit by a ship’s propeller.

A B.C. puppy dies after it is killed by a baited metal trap on an unmarked trail. The Association for the Protection of Fur-Bearing Animals is calling for the Government of British Columbia to "immediately enact a trap warning sign system."

The rental vacancy rate may have eased slightly across all of Metro Vancouver, but it has headed in the other direction within Vancouver’s city limits, according to new annual data released November 28 by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

A forestry professor with the University of B.C.’s Forest and Conservation Sciences department, Hinch is responsible for heading up first-of-its-kind research into salmon tracking and health monitoring.

Transit Police are asking the public for help identifying a suspect in an alleged assault that took place on Thursday, Oct. 4.

Vancouver police are renewing calls for witnesses and victims to come forward in a rash of alleged sexual assault cases spanning across Vancouver, rural B.C. and into Alberta.

Constable Scarecrow has passed probation with the Coquitlam RCMP. The detachment is giving a one-year contract extension “for a job well-done,” according to a detachment press release.

The weekly shower program at Kitsilano Community Centre has helped the area’s homeless population for about 18 years with some of the most basic, universal comforts: heat, coffee and camaraderie.

Rather than heavy rain, the Vancouver weather forecast calls for bright sunshine this weekend and into the following week.