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The B.C. Coroners Service has launched a new interactive map marking locations where unidentified remains have been discovered with the hope of generating fresh tips that could help determine who they belong to and how they died. → Read More
A B.C. man who was deported to the Netherlands after spending virtually his entire life in Canada has won a fresh review of his permanent residency application — a victory his lawyer says brings him some hope about the possibility of returning home. → Read More
It's been the better part of a decade since three Mounties were criminally charged for something they did very wrong during the investigation into the deadliest gangland shooting in B.C. history. The details of what they'd done were sealed by a publication ban until Wednesday afternoon. → Read More
The man who landed himself on the wrong end of a crumbling pier during a "devastating," deadly windstorm Thursday is apologizing for his "foolishness." → Read More
Thousands of people on B.C.'s South Coast could be without power for days after an intense windstorm hammered the region Thursday, killing a woman and compromising the water supply on Vancouver Island. → Read More
RCMP are asking for the public's help to help find a single mom's phone after it was stolen while she was trying to help someone who'd just been in a car crash. → Read More
B.C.'s provincial government has shut down the area around a newly discovered cave thought to be Canada's largest in order to preserve the massive cavern — and anyone caught in the area could be on the hook for $1 million. → Read More
Justice William Ehrcke made his decision in B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver on Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
Security footage obtained by CBC News on Thursday shows the failed hit as it played out, from a disguised Ferguson arriving at the airport by Canada Line to both men escaping on the same train, riding in separate cars metres apart. → Read More
Members of the Cheslatta Carrier Nation were in the middle of a helicopter flight to assess damage from this year's wildfires when they saw what they thought to be two dead bears. But one was very much alive. → Read More
A man who spent years trying to convince the world that sasquatches exist — and took the B.C. government to court to try to prove it — has had his claim thrown out. → Read More
Smoke from hundreds of wildfires burning across B.C. has left virtually all of the province in a haze. → Read More
The Audubon Photography Awards are judged blind, but the panel still chose three of Liron Gertsman's submissions for top prize and both honourable mentions. → Read More
A North Vancouver couple is suing the company behind the home design show Love it or List it Vancouver, saying the renovation to their house as part of an episode was riddled with problems — putting their health and safety at risk. → Read More
It's the latest move in B.C.'s resistance to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project. → Read More
A B.C. dad who filed a human rights complaint after hostesses refused to seat himself and his underage son at a bar on Cypress Mountain has lost his case. → Read More
The remote Saskatchewan intersection where the Humboldt Broncos bus crashed on Friday, killing 15, has seen tragedy before: a family from B.C. was killed in the same spot in 1997. → Read More
After snowmobiler failed to attach a safety shut-off cord, the riderless machine travelled the length of nine football fields before crashing into its owner's friend. → Read More
Loretta Simms walked out of a thrift store last week with a small box of Q-tips — but she was actually walking away with a jewelry collection worth $1,800. → Read More
Amid all the damage and blackouts, locals ventured out to snap stunning photos of neighbourhoods cloaked in ice. → Read More