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'Without information there is speculation, and that can discredit communities or give rise to harmful rumour'

While much of the public’s attention is focused on the COVID-19 virus, health officials in B.C. are also on the lookout for influenza.

Environment groups are hailing a new report as evidence supporting their long-held view that the expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline should be stopped immediately

Police tried to convince her to leave the store, but she refused, and allegedly struck the officers several times.

Squamish Search and Rescue lowered the athlete down with a technical rope rescue

Goalie just a step away from the NHL

Twinkling lights meant to guide Santa to local chimneys may remain. Retaining walls and garages, however, may face tougher scrutiny and regulations in the District of North Vancouver.

VICTORIA — Longtime legislature member Shirley Bond will serve as the B.C. Liberal party's interim leader after Andrew Wilkinson's resignation on Saturday.

Nearly 2,000 new cases since Friday, 17 deaths and new restrictions for public events

Despite decades of research, myth and fear still surround the animals