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OTTAWA — Nour Alideeb and her partner are trying to decide what to do with the hundreds of dollars they're now saving on child care for their two-year-old son.

"It's the only ship of its type in all of Canada and it needs to be preserved overall," said an archivist and executive director of the Okanagan Archive Trust Society

Barry Neufeld wants a defamation case against him dismissed under a law targeting lawsuits intended to silence debate on public interest issues.

VICTORIA — An increase in provincial government funding will allow the British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal to not only clear a logjam of cases, but to modernize the process, the chair of the tribunal says.

The endorsed detainees include doctors, medical students and young people facing brutal punishment in the country

"Though the Christmas gifts can be replaced, my leopard print PJ bottoms are part of my personality," said the traveller.

Strata bylaw discriminated against owner on basis of family status, B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal finds

Hand warmers, heat lamps and trouble lights among creative ways B.C. residents kept their hummingbird feeders warm through chilly weather.

Texts were “deleted under the transitory records schedule,” but deciding what is genuinely transitory is subjective, said FIPA executive director.

A toddler stuck her arm through a fence and had it attacked by a bear at the Greater Vancouver Zoo, according to a court claim