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The man accused in the 2017 murder of a Marpole couple has been ordered to stand trial in B.C. Supreme Court following a preliminary inquiry.

The owner of the B.C. Children's prize home listed it at $1.95 million on May 26. As of October 30, 2018, the home is still available for purchase.

One of the city’s hardest to get to parks just got a lot more accessible. A renovated Renfrew Community Park and Renfrew Ravine Park are open to the public, and more members of the public will now be able to access both parks.

UBC ranked 29th in the world in an annual report of world's top 1,250 universities. Conducted by U.S. News, the report uses 13 key indicators to measure each institution's academic research performance as well as their regional and global reputations.

Fines for excessive speeding, impaired driving and distracted driving are increasing by 20 per cent effective Thursday, Nov. 1, the provincial government announced.

The former chair of the creative writing program at the University of British Columbia is suing a woman, claiming she falsely accused him of sexual and physical assaults.

Some B.C. highways are expected to receive another dumping of snowfall overnight on Tuesday, October 30. On Sunday, the Coquihalla Highway was closed in both directions after a dumping of snow.

Earlier this year, Vancouver outdoor retail icon 3 Vets closed its doors and sold its building at 2200 Yukon Street after annual municipal property taxes on the site rocketed to $90,000.

While you may have seen a number of TransLink musicians over the years, you may not have known exactly what to do to become one of them.

It took multiple agencies, by air and sea, to rescue an injured hiker who spent eight days in the bush in a remote area of Indian Arm.