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Ontario PC leader Doug Ford reacts after winning the Ontario Provincial election to become the new premier in Toronto, on Thursday, June 7, 2018.

Loyal Nanaimo Bathtub Society Commodore Greg Peacock is ready to tub Photograph By DAN TOULGOET It’s not often you see Vancouver nick ideas from our neighbours to the west, but if there’s one thing Nanaimoites know, it’s bathtubs.

Photo VTSL Vancouverites are invited to laugh at themselves and their city through a new improv show called Avocado Toast --Vancouver Grown, Free-Range Comedy.

The British Columbia Coroners Service says the number of suspected overdose deaths involving illicit drugs decreased by 23 per cent in April compared with a near-record month of fatalities in March.

Since Marc Emery hopped out of a US prison and onto Twitter a few years back his account on the platform has been an interesting source of... well... it's just been interesting to watch. Sometimes it's hard to look away from it.

Photo from Hub Cycling A record number of people in Metro Vancouver participated in Bike to Work and School Week this year, according to HUB Cycling.

Canada should be doing more to warn people, especially youth, about the risks of marijuana use as the federal government gets ready to legalize recreational pot this summer, a University of Victoria professor says.

Ian Campbell photo Vision Vancouver The number of candidates running for mayor of Vancouver is growing ahead of civic elections on Oct. 20 in communities across British Columbia.

Photos via RCMP Police on Vancouver Island say the disappearance of two men who were last seen on May 16 is now considered suspicious and the case has been handed over to the Vancouver Island Integrated Major Crime Unit.

Carbon Engineering’s pilot plant in Squamish, B.C. is seen in this undated handout photo. A Canadian company is entering the race to suck carbon from the sky and turn it into automotive fuels.