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Premier David Eby says camping on the streets of the Downtown Eastside is a symptom of the larger housing crisis; he said he expects full transparency from police and city crews during the decampment process.

The Air 5 police helicopter extracted an injured backcountry skier from Cayoosh Mountain on March 29

Housing minister expands on new BC Builds program, plans to digitize permitting processes

Nearly six years after the death of a Burnaby teen, the man accused of her murder is standing trial.

B.C. lawyer Faiyaz Dean has now been banned from both U.S. and B.C.-regulated stock market activity and still awaits a Law Society of BC hearing for professional misconduct plus a criminal trial for fraud in the U.S.

BC SPCA veterinarian on how to know if your dogs have fleas, how ticks get onto pets and when to see a vet.

Corporate boards usually expect top executives to have at least three-to-five times their annual salary in stock

Ferry service anticipates moving 400,000 travellers, and says it has a plan to ensure no last-minute cancellations

Williams and Cook have been able to identify 150 Splatsin members so far, as survivors of residential schools. 45 of whom are still living.

Canada Border Services Agency has agreed to send two officers to Van Isle Marina each time the water taxi arrives with passengers from the San Juan Islands, at a cost of $430 per trip.