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Andrew Connor Brown was an occupational scuba diver employed as a red sea urchin harvester on the vessel Diver City.

Couple complained of yard flooding by uphill neighbour, who said "water goes downhill."

Most provinces don’t charge for home support, and of those that do, B.C. is the most expensive, which means fewer people are using it, says a new report from the seniors advocate. Instead, they’re going into long-term care.

Only one wild-born northern spotted owl is known to exist in B.C. Canada's federal minister of environment has recommended an emergency protection order to protect 2,500 hectares of old-growth forest.

A student on a special learning plan was triggered by a teacher who didn't review the plan; a physical altercation then ensued.

Better immigration pathway for Hong Kong residents, divestment of pension investments in China and a foreign agents registry are among the key requests for pro-democracy Hong Kong-Canadian groups.

Truck traffic lags 2019 levels at many ports of entry across Western Canada

A former full-patch member of the Devil’s Army told a close friend that he had made an agreement to co-operate with police and wasn’t coming home.

“We’re still working with the federal government with the three asks,” Casimir said, referring to the three proposed facilities.

The end result of sewage treatment, the biosolids are supposed to go to Lafarge cement kiln in Richmond, but it was out of commission for almost all of 2022, resulting in a space crunch at Hartland landfill.