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Save the Drive is a fledgling mobile cannabis delivery service that founder Chanel Graham hopes will be given the green light to operate by Oct. 17.

Sixty-eight per cent of respondents in a new survey are concerned transit infrastructure and roads cannot support Greater Vancouver’s growing population.

Local governments are hoping that a new fee structure will help alleviate the pressure put on a popular hiking trail near Pemberton, British Columbia

Photo Drai’s The 8,000 sq ft nightclub located on the 3rd floor of Vancouver's Trump Tower has popped their last bottle.

A retired B.C. cabinet minister says a $132,000 severance package program was taken advantage of by most of the 25 MLAs who didn’t return to Victoria after the May 2017 provincial election.

A wildlife "expert" and filmmaker claimed officials within the B.C. fish and wildlife branch don't acknowledge the existence of sasquatch and infringed on his rights as they relate to his concerns regarding the "primate, also known as bigfoot."

The 16-day Vancouver International Film Festival (VIFF) kicks off with a drama about the world of high-frequency stock trading and closes with a tale of political scandal.

Glacier Media launched a new community news website called Prince George Matters, to serve this northern British Columbia city with breaking news, sports, lifestyle and national coverage of issues that matter

Photo Pexels Simon Fraser University (SFU) and Simon Fraser Student Society (SFSS) have launched a new 24/7 free mental health app for students called My Student Support Program (My SSP).

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau listens as B.C. Premier John Horgan responds to a question during a transit funding announcement in Surrey, B.C., on Tuesday September 4, 2018.