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The province has announced new restrictions on open burning, including more stringent rules in areas near communities, shorter burn periods and a requirement to dry out debris.

Terry Christenson, 71, has previously scaled trees to protest Trans Mountain project

A woman wanted on a BC Mental Health Act warrant is being sought by police in the Tri-Cities. The Coquitlam RCMP said Larissa Milus was last seen on July 4 at 6:50 p.m. in Port Coquitlam and was reported missing later that day.

When Cumberland’s Murray Naswell opened the door to a cabin on a remote Island on Moat Lake he knew he’d survived his near-death ordeal and would see his daughters again. “I would have been dead without it,” Naswell said.

A broader range of smaller, more affordable housing units could be on the way in southwest Coquitlam after council approved changes Monday to the city’s Housing Choices Program.

Brad Nickason ran against the Liberal incumbent four years ago.

More cases of skin cancer being diagnosed every day in B.C., here's one cancer researcher's thoughts on how to stay safe

Seaspan Marine Transportation is debuting its latest high-tech tactic to help tug masters safely and gingerly nudge 10,000-tonne ships up to Port of Vancouver docks.

Aggressive bear stalks anglers, charges conservation officer near Rice Lake

Coquitlam RCMP say driver alcohol levels were three times the legal limit and speed, not mechanical failure, led to crash