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The City of Burnaby's case concerning the Trans Mountain pipeline has been dismissed

The Horseshoe Bay forest fire that West Vancouver and Metro Vancouver crews spent more than a week fighting appears to be mostly tamped down.

A late-night dip in the Pitt River turned tragic last weekend when a 50-year-old New Westminster man went missing and is presumed drowned.

Currently, there are more than 500 wildfires burning across the province. What has led to this situation? And why has is become the norm? This short video explains.

At least one Richmond resident may finally get a decent night sleep now that the owner of a busy, illegal hotel next door to her has been fined $2,000 by the City of Richmond and told to close shop.

Three women were the targets of two separate pepper spray incidents in Richmond’s downtown core Tuesday night and police are warning the public to stay vigilant as they search for two unidentifiable male suspects.

The Goode’s Creek wildfire in the Okanagan as seen in late July. Photograph By ISTOCK Fundraisers are popping up, businesses are stepping up and musicians are lining up to help our neighbours affected by this summer’s wildfires.

With summers getting hotter and with a haze of wildfire smoke appearing to settle over Metro Vancouver every August, the effects of climate change are becoming increasingly obvious.

Photo Shutterstock Two dead ravens in Kimberley, B.C., have tested positive for West Nile virus. Interior Health says it's the first evidence of West Nile virus activity in British Columbia this year.

Metro Vancouver's air quality is at 10+ on Environment Canada's Air Quality Health Index , which is considered to be at a 'very high risk' -- but how bad is it really? The app Sh**t! I Smoke converts air quality into the number of cigarettes a person