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Métis Nation B.C. is urging the province to set up a hotline for health-care workers or members of the public to report racism they experience or witness in the health system. Clara Morin Dal Col, president of Métis Nation B.C.

Metro Vancouver enjoyed clean air and clear skies throughout 2019, with a total of zero days under an air quality advisory – a welcome change after two summers of unprecedented wildfire smoke.

Tri-Cities residents enjoyed cleaner air and clearer skies throughout 2019, with a total of zero days under an air quality advisory – a welcome change after two summers of unprecedented wildfire smoke, according to a new report.

Online sales for Port Moody bird feeding shop have quadrupled during the COVID-19 pandemic

Sector hopes British Columbians will help offset the revenue loss of international visitors

B.C.'s iconic gym chain Steve Nash Fitness World plans to rebrand, drop the name of former National Basketball Association (NBA) star Steve Nash and open gyms by early July.

From new schools to rebuilds for earthquake safety, School District 43 continues to push the province for funds to get new schools and additions built

There’s just a week left to have your say on how B.C.’s housing could be made safer and more affordable.

Highland Games organizer Mike Chisholm played a bagpipe tune under heavy rain June 20 as a reminder of the Scottish culture and the BC Highland Games — even as the COVID-19 pandemic threatens its future

Curtis Kim launched the tracker at a time when the virus is surging across many southern U.S. states and making a comeback in his native South Korea.