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On Wednesday, September 26th, Premier John Horgan announced that the government would accept the recommendations that were made from the province’s rental housing task force. As a result, the annual allowable rental increase for landlords in 2019 will be set at 2.5 per cent.

Gertie, like most turkeys, was being raised in a barn stall for Thanksgiving dinner, when one night she had an accident that would change the course of her life forever.

A 53-year-old Burnaby father of four who pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl two years ago could face deportation after being sentenced to three years in jail.

North Shore drivers can expect delays on the Lions Gate Bridge Thursday night and Friday morning, as some lanes will be closed in order to start maintenance on key structural pieces of the bridge

The Fort Langley Cranberry Festival takes place over the Thanksgiving long weekend and promises to delight guests with autumnal cheer. Attracting more than 50,000 people each year, this is the 23rd instalment of the festival and features over 70 vendors.

BC Hydro officials say it was likely wayward helium balloons that caused a massive power outage in North Vancouver Wednesday morning.

While it is only the start of October, Whistler Blackcomb is already looking like a sparkling winter wonderland. The alpine resort tweeted about its latest snowfall on Wednesday, October 3rd.

Once cannabis becomes legal in Canada on October 17th, travellers will be able to take a small amount of the plant with them on domestic flights. With that being said, flyers should be aware that they may only bring the allowable limit with them on Canadian flights.

A Richmond travel agent has been ordered to pay over $1,100 after a ticket mishap led to a family being stranded in Iran and missing their two-year-old’s birthday party.

A Central Lonsdale woman accused of running a 14-bed hostel out of her three-bedroom townhouse is being taken back to court.