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ORN organizer Chris Wilson said volunteers gave 533 rides this holiday season, up from the 379 in 2017

Port Moody firefighters want your Christmas trees. They’ll be turning them into wood chips and mulch at their annual tree chipping event Saturday and Sunday at the Inlet Centre fire hall.

It hasn’t snowed yet this winter but, when it does, Port Moody’s director of operations says the city will be better prepared than it has been in previous years.

Port Coquitlam is calling on artists this month to send in ideas for the city’s first Pride Public Art, one of the first installations in B.C. to celebrate the LGBTQ2+ community.

While some New Year's revellers recouperated in their warm beds, hundreds of others decided to dive right into 2019 at Tuesday's annual Penguin Plunge at the boat launch in Port Moody's Rocky Point Park.

The Vancouver restaurant thrust in the spotlight thanks to an Instagram video depicting what appears to be a rat in a bowl of soup served to a customer is speaking out about the incident, claiming it “did not happen.

B.C.’s first baby of 2019 was almost named Q. OK, perhaps “almost” is a stretch because the baby’s mom, Janet Shimizu, shut that one down pretty quickly when dad Lukasz Soswa suggested it.

The number of tasks conducted by rescue crews in 2018 dropped 31.5% from the previous year

Parents go for traditional names for their newborns, fewer babies were born in 2018 compared to 2017

Coroner's report shows deaths from illicit drugs on the decline