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Activists question the increased price tag of $5.1 billion, up from $1.6 billion; Woodfibre says costs now include the accompanying FortisBC pipeline project.

Normal supply is expected to resume by the end of August for one manufacturer, while another is estimating a shortage end date of December 2022.

Some markets cooled after the boom during the COVID-19 pandemic, but overall, prices have remained elevated since the start of the year.

A Q&A with a BC Injury Research and Prevention Unit doctor.

Here's what you need to know to book an appointment.

Fake invoices were made to match overstated amounts on a business' income tax return

B.C. paramedic guidelines changed in June saying the best way to save a person with severe heat illness is to immerse them in cold water. The author of the updated guidelines worries the message isn't getting through to staff or the public.

Sea to Sky athletes accounted for eight first place finishes and an additional seven podium-finishes across the event two-day event

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Two environmental groups are suing the Canadian government for what they claim are unlawful extensions of offshore oil and gas permits dating back to the 1960s.