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While immigration has been a Canadian advantage long before the pandemic hit, it is more important than ever in Canada’s economic recovery during COVID-19, according to the Forum of Ministers Responsible for Immigration.

I sought the Great Outdoors on Saturday by going up to the trails around the lakes of Whistler. I popped into one of the village’s shops to rent a bike and a helmet.

New money and new spaces are welcome, but one childcare advocate says it's not nearly enough as parents head back to work and are desperate for support.

It will cost Port Moody taxpayers up to $9,000 to turn parts of St. George Street into temporary slow zones until the end of next summer.

The BCCDC has flagged two inbound international flights from London and Dallas, one outbound international flight to Seattle and one outbound domestic flight to Calgary.

Mossom Creek summer camps will be offered over two weeks in August on a first come, first served basis.

B.C.’s diversity must be reflected in the province’s schools and curriculum, and schools need to have policies in place to ensure they remain free of discrimination, according to the Ministry of Education.

Business has been brisk during the pandemic for the Real Canadian Superstores in Coquitlam.

A ridge of high pressure will bring the hottest temperatures of the summer so far; by Monday, it's forecast to feel like 37 C

Port Moody is looking to make it tougher for landlords to evict tenants so they can renovate or repair their unit.