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Stronger rules to protect existing rental housing; inclusionary zoning; better incentives to encourage the construction of new rental and affordable housing; minimum thresholds for the number family-friendly units to be included in new developments a

Anna Nielsen, 70, is calling on provincial officials to amend the recent order that returned eviction powers to landlords so that the most vulnerable aren’t forced into risky living environments.

Like many industries relying heavily on labour during the pandemic, the farming sector has been particularly hard hit.

Warnings of possible COVID-19 exposures have been issued for three more flights that recently landed in Vancouver. The flights, both domestic and international, are posted on the B.C. Centre for Disease Control's website.

Port Moody property owners looking to paint a mural on exterior walls could soon require a permit from the city. In a report to be considered by council on Tuesday, staff is recommending the implementation of a $243 permit for new murals.

Police say the woman was found under her vehicle while it was still running, passer-by called 911

Human Rights Internet is making grants of up to $2,000 available to groups working on anti-racism initiatives across Metro Vancouver

There may still be fewer cars on the road due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but drivers should note that the Surrey RCMP Traffic Unit is still active on the city's streets.

Lyft’s B.C. general manager says Phase 3 marks ‘relaunching’ of stalled services

'For us, it was really bad.'