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A public survey completed between June 18 to 22 on behalf of the public utility found 30% of British Columbians say they’ve had a “near-death drowning experience” and 53% have seen another person in water in distress.

The owner of a Port Moody home where a fire in 2016 killed a woman and displaced her six children will get more time to fix the damaged structure.

Big ceremonies are out these days, but micro-weddings are going ahead

Metro Vancouver has issued an air quality advisory for eastern Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley due to pollution.

British Columbia among five provinces warned to avoid U.S.-sourced red onions in all its forms.

B.C.’s Health Ministry is under fire for its plans to reinstate a 90-day waiting period for medical coverage and to cut off some temporary foreign workers as of Saturday.

Weatherhaven has never been busier supplying isolation wards for pandemic response

'What needs to happen now is there needs to be a lot of planning and everything needs to be rethought,' says BCTF president Teri Mooring.

The movie theatre chain is set to open its doors this weekend with new health and safety measures and a mix of classic favourites and new releases.

Tampering with the trap both puts the public in jeopardy and comes with a hefty fine, said a conservation officer as they continue to track down a 'large male bear' which allegedly charged at two people earlier this week.