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A 53-million-year-old insect fossil called a scorpionfly is shown in a handout photo.

Dog pooping/Shutterstock Anti-pipeline protesters who allowed a dog to take a dump in the lobby, left the excrement outside and shared images of incident on social media showed a lack of respect during a protest at the Burnaby RCMP detachment, police

Rize Mt Pleasant photo courtesy Grunt Gallery Mount Pleasant's Grunt Gallery just announced that they're "taking the reins" of a giant, non-commercial video screen being erected at Broadway and Fraser outside the new Rize development.

File photo A North Vancouver driver who was putting a new car through its paces on the weekend managed to test-drive the vehicle straight into the impound lot.

Photo Shutterstock The noise of pounding jackhammers and the smell of sickening fumes are the unwanted memories of a spring-break cruise through the Panama Canal for a suburban Victoria woman and her family.

Real estate portal Juwai.com and “China’s Amazon” retail site JD.com inked a deal that will allow Chinese consumers to buy a home with a click of the mouse Chinese consumers can now buy Canadian homes online through a deal inked with Juwai.

Matt Roach argues the Vancouver Music Strategy should address the livelihood of smaller venues such as the Rickshaw and the Biltmore, which are at a greater risk of closing than some of the city’s more established venues Photograph By DAN TOULGOET Lo

Wendy Ladner-Beaudry was killed April 3, 2009 Today, April 3, marks the ninth anniversary of the murder of Wendy Ladner-Beaudry and the RCMP has issued another call for information that could help solve the crime.

Photo Shutterstock One in four Canadians are family caregivers, according to Carers Canada and there are over a million caregivers in British Columbia.

Senator Larry Campbell at his home on Galiano Island in 2012, 4 years after the epic April Fools’ Day prank he played on Vancouverites with help from the CBC. Photo Bob Kronbauer.