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Shutterstock A woman has been awarded almost $1.2 million by the B.C. Supreme Court after her skull was fractured 17 years ago in a pedestrian crash when she was a baby.

A WestJet plan takes off from YVR/Shutterstock WestJet has lost a bid to throw out of court a proposed class-action lawsuit that accuses the company of failing to provide a harassment-free workplace for women.

A Vancouver concert promoter has announced a zero tolerance policy against hate speech at her shows after a man was witnessed making a Nazi salute.

Earlier this week, MediaSmarts hosted an even in Vancouver where they launched the first video from their multi-part campaign to combat fake news.

Every homeowner in Vancouver is required to submit a property status declaration to determine if their property is subject to the tax.

Nav Canada is warning residents not to point their Christmas laser lights into the sky Nav Canada is reminding people to be cautious when installing decorative laser lights this Christmas.

The rally is in response to a notice issued by the City of Vancouver, which requested that the campsite be vacated by Friday December 15. Previous tent city at 950 Main street.

The Westender, Vancouver’s longest-running arts and entertainment weekly, will be publishing its final edition on Dec. 21, 2017.

The Vancouver Police Department is seeking the public’s help to identify a man who allegedly propositioned a 12-year-old girl for sex in East Vancouver. Investigators created a composite sketch of the suspect and hope someone recognizes him.

Photo Dan Toulgoet The owners of the Balmoral and Regent hotels were in court Tuesday for the first wave of charges filed by the city for failure to upgrade and maintain the safety of the buildings.