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A peacock sits on a fence in Surrey, B.C., Wednesday, May, 2, 2018. Peacocks in a Surrey neighbourhood are now roaming the streets after someone cut down a tree that they used as a perch and home.

Left: Kitsilano secondary school circa 1956.

Screen grabs The team behind local realtor Sharon Tucker released some interesting marketing videos on Youtube today.

CIBC announced Tuesday (May 1) that it would be following TD Bank and RBC’s recent moves in raising its fixed mortgage rates, with a 15 basis-point increase taking its five-year fixed rate to 5.14 per cent.

Photo courtesy of Transit Police Metro Vancouver Transit Police are asking for the public's help to identify a man that allegedly threw his coffee on a woman and pushed her to the ground at New Westminster SkyTrain Station.

Pexels Vancouverites can pre-purchase trees online for $10 through the park board's spring tree sale.

If you're looking to get a glimpse into the seedy underbelly of crime in B.C. then you'll need to look no further than the work of Kim Bolan of the Vancouver Sun.

Phase three of the Cambie Corridor plan deals with land use policy for areas off of the arterials, as well as the new municipal town centre around Oakridge mall. Within phase three, there are also nine unique sites.

Elders of the Tsleil-Waututh commissioned the construction of this “watch house” in March outside the Trans Mountain terminal in Burnaby, built on the path of Kinder Morgan’s pipeline expansion.

Builders work on a new home in North Vancouver, B.C. Thursday, Oct. 27, 2016. The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver says market conditions in the city are changing as sales in April reached a 17-year low for that month.