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A University of British Columbia scientist says he was delightedly caught off guard when he spotted a southern resident killer whale calf appearing to use a fish as her teething ring and swimming with her mother this summer.

B.C.’s New Democrat government is slow to meet its targets to build more affordable housing and rental units, according to a new report. Two years into the NDP’s mandate, an update from B.C.

With colder and rainier weather in the forecast, the city is offering up a few tips residents can follow to make life easier for themselves and their neighbours

Computer problems that hit Port Moody Police Department and PoMo Public Library aren’t related to a recent rash of ransomware attacks on government computer systems in Nunavut and several communities in Ontario. PoMo Police Const.

A staff report is recommending Port Moody council give preliminary approvals to three pot shop applications.

FortisBC says possible dents were found in the line during routine testing

Ride-hailing giants such as Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. appear poised to seize on their respective statuses as incumbents when these services hit B.C. streets.

Unvaccinated people will be required to wear a mask if they visit a hospital or care home, health authorities say

Elizabeth May announced Monday she is stepping down as the leader of Canada’s Green Party. At a press conference held this morning, May indicated she is appointing deputy leader Jo-Ann Roberts as her successor.

A Port Coquitlam charity is offering a chance to win a vacation to Maui.