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PM Justin Trudeau. File photo by Dan Toulgoet/Vancouver Courier Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be welcomed to Vancouver by anti-pipeline protesters on Thursday.

Metro Vancouver directors vote on a remuneration package including a retirement allowance.

Developer Michael Geller stands outside a heritage home he owns in West Vancouver. Geller worries he could be hit by the speculation tax while he awaits permits. PHOTO PAUL MCGRATH, North Shore News Experts are still left to speculate how B.C.

Vancouver police Const. John Kim demonstrates the new electronic ticketing system. Photo Dan Toulgoet Vancouver police Tuesday morning rolled out a new way of writing tickets.

A Sumas Street house has been boarded up after a major fire Friday. Photograph By Cornelia Naylor A Burnaby fire captain singed his face pulling an elderly man to safety from the doorway of his burning house during a two-alarm fire Friday.

Photo Shutterstock Facebook says the data of more than 620,000 Canadians was likely shared improperly with a political consulting company that is at the centre of an international uproar over the use of social-media information for political purposes

Shutterstock Lisa Pont has heard plenty of skepticism about video game addiction and whether it's truly a medical condition that should be classified as a disease, as the World Health Organization plans to officially do in a couple of months.

Photo Pexels What's expected to be the last public hearings into the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls are being held in Metro Vancouver this week.

The City of Vancouver is looking for ways to cut down on plastic garbage.

Artist’s rendering of the Tilbury LNG Expansion Project. Photograph By FortisBC FortisBC is filling 20 more LNG containers bound for China, the company said Thursday.