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Experts say the Federal Court of Appeal's decision to quash Canada's approval of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion will likely delay the project for years.

A video posted to Facebook (shown below) is showing a human side of the VPD that we don't often see.

BC Parks and Sea to Sky politicians are grappling with ways to reduce the amount of visitors who flock to a park made famous mostly by Instagram

After weeks of increased traffic congestion due to the closure of East First Avenue, the roadway is fully re-opened just in time for the long weekend and all that back-to-school traffic next week.

The B.C. government says although wildfires have broken last year's record for the area of land burned, the human impacts have been much lower.

Photo Shutterstock The Vancouver Park Board is accepting applications for its Fieldhouse Activation Program, which provides space for community art, culture, sport, environment or local food projects.

It’s not the first time St. John Ambulance has refused to provide or pay for a sign language interpreter for deaf students in its courses, according to a B.C. Human Rights Tribunal complaint by the Okanagan Valley Association of the Deaf.

Dr. Nancy Austin, department head for emergency medicine at Richmond Hospital, says she’s seen a “dramatic” increase in trampoline-related injuries.

Although the widespread perception is that today’s young Canadians are increasingly giving up on the dream of homeownership and planning to rent long term, the results of a new Re/Max-commissioned poll suggests that this isn’t the case.

Jas Johal is the BC Liberal MLA for Richmond-Queensborough. Photo: Facebook/Jas Johal With traffic threatening to worsen as students head back to school, Richmond-Queensborough MLA Jas Johal wants answers about the George Massey Tunnel.