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Year expected to have slowest sales increase since Great Recession

A Burnaby widow who left her estranged developmentally disabled daughter $15,000 out of a $1.8-million estate failed to make adequate provisions for her in her will, a B.C. Supreme Court judge has ruled.

The deal is worth $1.25 million in cash and shares

As befits one of a certain age, I fell asleep well before midnight on Dec. 31, and almost immediately descended into a deep, dream-filled slumber.

Upcoming Brackendale Eagle Festival speakers series will feature Squamish Nation ethnobotanist Leigh Joseph

An Oregon police officer says a British Columbian teenager who survived a 150-metre fall near the top of Mount Hood was climbing a technical section of the mountain at the time. Sgt.

Absence of speculation and foreign buyers' taxes could be the reason: UBC professor

North Shore Rescue’s busy start to 2020 continued with their fourth call in two days, including two rescue missions on the same stretch of trail. A Port Moody woman was hiking Dog Mountain trail with a group just after 1 p.m.

The kitchen needs repairs that will take until March to complete, say owners

Northland Properties Corp. new owner