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The head of Mountain Equipment Co-op says the company isn't rushing to make a decision about its supply chain after consumers on social media connected brands sold at its stores to a major U.S. gun manufacturer.

Photo Shane Mckichan Transportation Minister Claire Trevena is sending wishes of sympathy to people who were involved in a major crash on the Coquihalla Highway on Sunday night.

They're tagging vehicles and street signs with stickers and posting photos to social media

Another local Craigslister preying on those affected by the housing crisis

He sent “inappropriate, offensive, misleading, harassing and threatening correspondence”, and claimed City Council was "smearing" him

Those of us who keep a close eye on the B.C. real estate industry and housing policy were widely anticipating a speculation tax to be introduced in last week’s B.C. Budget, as it had been heavily hinted at by the NDP in advance of the announcement.

Bobcat sightings seem to be on the rise in Metro Vancouver

Is Leipsic the 2018 version of Linden Vey?

A spill response boat secures a boom around the bulk carrier cargo ship MV Marathassa after a bunker fuel spill on Burrard Inlet in Vancouver, B.C., on April 9, 2015.

Mountain Equipment Co-op says it will be meeting today to discuss future plans for several well-known outdoor brands owned by major U.S. ammunition and gun manufacturer Vista Outdoor Inc.