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The 69-year-old retired bus driver claims he was unlawfully detained, assaulted, battered and defamed.

This year volunteers will not be providing safe rides home during the holiday season because of COVID-19, resulting in a financial loss of about $20,000 for KidSport Tri-Cities

Restaurants are likely to be among the slowest sectors of the economy to recover from the pandemic.

City to seek enforcement help while it considers road and sidewalk improvements

COVID-19 protocols are helping organize crime target lenders who finance auto loans in B.C. and car dealerships, says Metro Vancouver Crime Stoppers.

Fraser Health is warning of an exposure event at Como Lake middle school that bridged Sept. 28, 29 and 30. This is the first middle school in the Tri-Cities where an exposure to the virus that causes COVID-19 has been reported.

The hiker had fallen and suffered a broken arm.

An Anmore woman who had always wanted to launch her own food business said it took a pandemic to get her sourdough enterprise off the ground.

"I never understood why a landlord with black mold running all throughout their $2000 rental, won't allow pets."

When returns are high, dominant fish will deliberately allow younger fish to feed on the excess