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When the family’s refugee claim was accepted to Canada, they had to leave family members. Ever since they have been forced to watch through screens as their family grew thousands of kilometres away.

Glacier Media put on a mayoral debate leading up to the 2018 election in Vancouver BC. Eight candidates squared off at SFU Harbour Centre, discussing their policy positions and the future of the city.

Whistler Blackcomb tweeted an imaged of Whistler Peak this morning and it already has a great deal of snow, meaning what could be an early season.

A former professional hockey player is facing a backlash after he posted photos of a massive dead grizzly bear he hunted in Yukon.

It’s worth putting a highrise in Central Lonsdale to put $17 million in the city’s coffers. That was the consensus in City of North Vancouver chambers Monday night as council voted to approve an 18-storey, 162-unit strata building on East 13th Street between Lonsdale and St. Georges avenues, adjacent to the firehall.

The Vancouver Park Board has passed a motion to learn the traditional Indigenous names for the lands it administers, including areas within Stanley Park and the many beaches lining the Fraser River, English Bay and Burrard Inlet.

A recent study conducted by the The Forum Poll found that those who self-identify with the LGBTQ community are far more likely to have a higher student debt when leaving school.

A recent poll found that the overwhelming majority of British Columbians want a handgun ban in their municipalities, and military-style assault weapons.

Known as Vancouver's Little Italy, Commercial Drive is set to get four colourful crosswalks painted red, white and green of the Italian flag.

After a nine-year investigation, Whitehorse RCMP have closed a missing persons case and brought closure to a Port Coquitlam family, whose relative had died in rugged terrain near an area popular with mountain bikers.