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Mayor Gregor Robertson took to social media Thursday morning to celebrate the Federal Court of Appeal’s decision against Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline. Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson.

More low-income British Columbians and seniors will get help paying rent in the private market – and those beneficiaries will also see higher subsidies, the B.C. government announced August 30.

Are you a perfectionist who thinks life would be perfect if only you weren’t a perfectionist? Then you might be interested in participating in a UBC study.

The Trans Mountain pipeline project has been delivered a stunning blow by the Federal Court of Appeal. In a ruling released this morning, the court said the National Energy Board did not properly consult First Nations about Kinder Morgan Canada’s Trans Mountain pipeline project.

The Federal Court of Appeal has quashed the approval of the contentious Trans Mountain pipeline expansion.

New and existing short term rental hosts in Vancouver have until Friday, Aug. 31 to obtain a business licence. Starting Sept. 1 anyone advertising a short-term rental without a business licence will be subject of fines up to $1,000, prosecution or other enforcement.

This summer has seen a significant spike in motorcycle deaths in B.C. Since January, 30 people have died in motorcycle crashes, with 18 deaths in July alone.

Canada has a growing but still somewhat untapped domestic labour resource to draw from: First Nations. It is the one demographic in Canada that is defying a general greying trend.

A mountain biker in his mid-30s who was visiting the North Shore could be facing permanent paralysis after a crash on an unsanctioned trail on Mount Seymour Tuesday night.

A West Vancouver pickpocket has earned the dubious distinction of being featured in Crime Stopper’s “Crime of the Week.”