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Prostitution ring renting via Airbnb, Victoria police find

Prostitution ring renting via Airbnb, Victoria police find

Investigators have contacted Airbnb in an effort to identify the people involved
Ancient craft uncovered at North Van school

Ancient craft uncovered at North Van school

Every grade at Cove Cliff Elementary is learning the historic art of Coast Salish weaving
Hero teens praised for Grouse Mountain chairlift rescue

Hero teens praised for Grouse Mountain chairlift rescue

Youth set up impromptu safety net to catch dangling eight-year-old
Anti-cyber bullying campaigns starting to make a difference, says Amanda Todd's mother

Anti-cyber bullying campaigns starting to make a difference, says Amanda Todd's mother

The B.C. Ministry of Education is spending $160,000 to roll out 190 online safety sessions to more than 19,000 students from Grades 3 to 12
Wilson-Raybould’s place in Liberal party at risk after SNC-Lavalin testimony

Wilson-Raybould’s place in Liberal party at risk after SNC-Lavalin testimony

Former attorney general accuses Prime Minister, senior staff and the country’s top civil servant of putting her under relentless pressure to interfere in the criminal prosecution of SNC-Lavalin
Canada ranked #1 LGBT-friendly travel destination in the world

Canada ranked #1 LGBT-friendly travel destination in the world

Canada shares ranking with Portugal and Sweden
Methane-snacking crabs suggest they are adapting to climate change: report

Methane-snacking crabs suggest they are adapting to climate change: report

The crabs were previously thought to exclusively eat phytoplankton
B.C. premier says affordable housing crunch hurts province's growth

B.C. premier says affordable housing crunch hurts province's growth

Recent regional study concludes Victoria will need 34,000 more rental units by 2038, says Victoria mayor
Surrey man pulled from avalanche terrain

Surrey man pulled from avalanche terrain

Snowboarder became lost after ducking the rope at Cypress Mountain
British Columbia school board votes to provide students free tampons, pads

British Columbia school board votes to provide students free tampons, pads

NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — A British Columbia school board believes it is one of the first in the country to provide free feminine hygiene products in washrooms.