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An investigation into the cause of the Lytton Creek wildfire has concluded, with the Transportation Safety Board finding no evidence trains caused the fire. → Read More
The role of unions is to encourage moves that protect health and safety, while ensuring workers' rights are upheld, says the BC Federation of Labour president. → Read More
Brandon Bassi was remembered as the "light of the family," after the man who was responsible for the crash that killed him was sentenced in a Surrey court. → Read More
B.C.'s Public Safety Minister has little sympathy for who he calls "Covidiots" who think "they can thumb their nose at the rest of the province." → Read More
The Burnaby Board of Education has expanded the current provincial mandate for Grades 4 to 12 to include students from Kindergarten to Grade 3. → Read More
Vancouver's school district could be the first to approve a mandatory mask policy for all students Kindergarten to Grade 12 this fall. → Read More
B.C.'s premier says he's disappointed with restaurant owners and other businesses who are defying orders to demand proof of COVID-19 vaccination. → Read More
Some B.C. parents are demanding more transparency about COVID-19 exposures in schools and are not convinced changes promised this week are strong enough. → Read More
Some health care facilities are filling up with unvaccinated British Columbians, including several unimmunized, young, pregnant people now in ICU. → Read More
One coyote was been captured and killed in Stanley Park overnight, the province reported Wednesday while providing more details about the cull. → Read More
A coalition of community groups and advocates are raising concerns that B.C.'s recently-announced "vaccine passport" will further marginalize people. → Read More
B.C.'s health minister says those defying the requirement to show a COVID-19 vaccine passport can expect to face consequences. → Read More
Randeep Sarai, the Liberal candidate in Surrey Centre, is speaking out after a swastika was spray-painted on one of his signs. → Read More
B.C.'s wildfire situation appears to be going in the right direction. More evacuees could soon be allowed back home. → Read More
The next week might be a turning point in the B.C.'s wildfire battle, according to firefighting crews, as the next six to 10 days bring cooler weather. → Read More
Serial rapist Larry Takahashi has been granted six more months of day parole. Takahashi assaulted dozens of women in Edmonton during the 1970s and 80s. → Read More
If you refuse to get immunized against COVID-19, don't assume you will be entitled to attend a Canucks game or concert, says B.C.'s top doctor. → Read More
B.C.'s Green Party leader is demanding stronger COVID safety measures for all students heading back into classrooms this fall. → Read More
Monday has been a big day for a lot of Americans looking forward to in-person reunions with the important Canadians in their lives. → Read More
People in Point Roberts are wondering why they will be allowed to cross the border -- without being fully immunized against COVID-19. → Read More