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Fuel costs have risen once again in Metro Vancouver, breaking records that were just set late last week. Prices at some Richmond stations were listed at 168.

It’s been quite a few weeks for the Nanaimo bar. First, the famed three-layer dessert got its own spread, so to speak, in The New York Times .

Council considers sending campers to Cat Lake and Mamquam River Forest Service Road

Chinese government-sponsored student groups are coming under the spotlight in Canada, including in B.C. where a university authorized a military-style Chinese flag raising ceremony.

Zero Emission Vehicles Act aims to phase out gas-powered vehicles

An intensive, two-day forum aiming to change the relationship between First Nations peoples and the criminal justice system is coming to Richmond later this month, with former Minister of Justice and Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould as the keyno

We've experienced something unprecedented this year in Squamish. A wildfire has already broken out — and it's not even close to summer. On April 1, a wildfire was sparked in the Upper Squamish Valley.

Vancouver businessman David Sidoo faces an additional charge of conspiracy to commit money laundering for his alleged role in a college admissions scandal in the United States. In a new indictment from the U.S.

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is defending controversial changes to asylum laws included in an omnibus budget bill tabled this week, saying his government wants to ensure Canada's refugee system is fair for everyone.

On Friday, March 29, St. Francis School in Harbour Grace, N.L., announced a ban on cellphones and other personal electronics for its students, who range from kindergarten through Grade 8.