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This story has been amended since first posting. A West Vancouver senior is speaking out as a warning to others after being scammed out of $185,000 by international fraudsters – then getting it back thanks to the quick work of police.

Two senior officers of the B.C. legislature, on suspension pending a criminal investigation, have another week to respond to allegations of “flagrant overspending” outlined by Speaker Darryl Plecas last week.

A $646K penalty levied for assault incidents at Coquitlam facility

Drivers going through Rochester elementary crossing too quickly says parent

A whopping 502 British Columbians received a transplant in 2018, setting a new record for the total number of transplants in a calendar year. With 122 deceased donors in 2018, B.C.

City manager Peter Steblin said while he is optimistic the city will receive a favourable ruling from the B.C. Utilities Commission, the city could pursue the matter in the courts

The fine, silky ice only forms on decaying or dead wood

Brodie Milne can use physics to get a robot to launch a ball at a target. Jamie Owens uses calculus to get that robot to climb obstacles. And Kelly Yee uses logic and process to design the robot that can complete those tasks.

Port Moody Mayor Rob Vagramov says everything is on the table as council continues its efforts to further whittle down a property tax increase that’s currently estimated to be 5.55%.

Plans to build a $300,000 multi-use path on a northside Port Coquitlam street came to a halt last week.