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People who consider themselves neither male nor female now have the right to use an X to designate their gender on British Columbia-issued identification including a driver's licence, birth certificate, identity card and BC Services card.

And while pedestrians are involved in less than one per cent of the overall traffic collisions, they account for more than 60 per cent of all traffic fatalities in Vancouver.

A man has been arrested in Powell River after he verbally attacked staff at a Tim Hortons in New Westminster and poured an Iced Capp on the counter. The incident took place on September 15, when 28-year-old Alan Sam Deguillaume complained that his drink was made incorrectly.

Nobody was seriously hurt when a vehicle crashed into C-Lovers Fish and Chips restaurant in Pinetree Village in Coquitlam Wednesday afternoon.

The first batch of close to 300 beds for Vancouver’s homeless population opened up Thursday, November 1, across the downtown core and Downtown Eastside.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke to members of Vancouver’s business community Thursday afternoon and his message was clear — Canada is looking to trade.

Many people are looking to get away for a few days, but doing so isn't always cheap. Luckily, WestJet Vacations offers this phenomenal fare fare from Vancouver to Las Vegas that won't cost a fortune.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced federal funding Thursday to build a hub for nuclear medicine at Canada's national particle accelerator in Vancouver.

Uncle Jason Fleury said his nephew, Colten Fleury, left home May 3 and never returned. Jason’s sister, Mona Wilson, was Pickton's last victim.

If you’ve lived in the Lower Mainland long enough, you’ll have grown used to media reports of “drive-by shootings.” A regular occurrence on the Dinsmore Bridge — although less fatal, but quite revolting — is "drive-by droppings."