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Attached homes in the city had the largest month-to-month increase in sales, according to the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV).

Over a seven-year period, 3,779 black bears were killed across British Columbia in government-sanctioned euthanizations. A freedom of information request shows which communities had the most number of deaths.

The Tri-Cities population is still growing, official say, who are thankful more than 4,200 donors put neighbours' health first in the facility's latest upgrade.

A 25-storey residential tower is on the books for a Coquitlam neighbourhood that’s been growing rapidly since a plan was adopted for the area two years ago.

Highs and lows of Tri-City real estate. Buyer gets a deal on a new $2M luxury penthouse in Coquitlam while another pays $12K over asking for a one-bedroom suite listed for under $400K.

The city is distributing $80,000 to help cover event costs, programs and necessary purchases.

Adriana Miklosikova scanned the group's winning ticket from June 14, but thought they won three figures instead of six.

Is vandalism a problem in the city? Soon businesses will have to lock up spray paint and markers to reduce graffiti, under proposed bylaw changes. The city also wants to ban the sale of bear spray to minors to limit opportunities for dangerous crimes using potent pepper spray.

Tri-City residents are in Theatre Under The Star's Something Rotten! and We Will Rock You, now playing at the Malkin Bowl in Stanley Park in Vancouver.