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“These changes are intended to increase the amount of processing of wood products done within British Columbia, leading to more B.C. jobs, rather than having that processing done after export."

A chef was so unconvinced he’d won more than half a million dollars on the online slots that he simply went to bed – and then off camping for the weekend. Heat Laliberte completely dismissed the idea that he had won $584,201.

Surveys show that the impacts of COVID-19 on LGBTQ people have been significantly disproportionate, across a range of issues — employment, physical and mental health, household finances and quality of life

'We have to stand up now or we’re not going to have this resource for our grandchildren,” says First Nations salmon advocate as groups demand immediate implementation of Cohen Commission

For B.C. and a large part of the Prairies, colder than normal temperatures with an abundance of snow for the ski areas are expected.

If at first you don’t succeed… The president of Port Moody Soccer Club remains confident the city will find a way to get a new turf field and field house built at Inlet Park despite being turned down for $6 million in federal and provincial grants.

MAPLE RIDGE — The gap between the NDP and its former Green allies widened Thursday, as the focus of their campaigns shifted from the necessity of a snap election to child care.

Parents will be informed of COVID-19 exposures that occur in schools, said Dr. Bonnie Henry, the province’s medical health officer, Thursday.

The investigation, carried out by the Independent Investigations Office of BC, found police were justified in their use of force in an encounter that ended when officers fired three shots into Din’s cheek, head and chest.

Conservation officers and the North Shore Black Bear Society are warning the public after a bear tore up the inside of a Grousewoods family’s vehicle. The incident happened early Thursday morning, according to Conservation Officer Erich Harbich.