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VANCOUVER &mdash ; The British Columbia Civil Liberties Association and a woman with a degenerative illness have adjourned their lawsuit challenging the federal assisted-dying law after they say government evidence expanded eligibility for the proced

In case you weren't yet paying attention to the upcoming federal election taking place on October 21st, Time Magazine just dropped an absolute bomb that has somehow flown under the radar until today.

The BC Federation of Students' "Our Time is Now" initiative aims to mobilize students and young people across the province to vote – potentially for the first time – on Oct.

Due to a possible overload , drivers are asked to pull up as close as possible to get a look at possible changes at Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal.

Liquor and Cannabis Regulation Branch issued the directive late on September 16

B.C. will cease so-called birth alerts that have led to the seizures of infants as young as 90 minutes old from parents deemed to be a danger to their children, the minister of children and family development said Sept. 16.

B.C. can't stop pipeline expansion: minister of environment

Catch up with what's been announced so far

Despite a very active lightning season, we dodged a wildfire bullet thanks to the rain, say meteorologist and BC Wildfire Service

Not ready for summer to be over just yet? According to The Weather Network, summer may have ended early this year across parts of Canada. However, B.C.