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Given that people have paid processing fees, they are legally owed a public duty to have their applications processed within a reasonable time, argues one immigration lawyer

Prince George sharpshooter Aliah Turner wins single mixed relay bronze, her second medal at national event

According to Statistics Canada, unpaid housework in 2019 was worth over $860 billion in Canada, with women doing an average of 15 hours per week compared to 10 hours for men.

VICTORIA — Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 continued to drop in B.C. on Thursday, but seven more people have died of the illness. The Health Ministry says the death toll stands at 2,960 since the start of the pandemic.

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government is expanding supports for former youth in care and complex-care housing as part of an approach that it says targets the root causes of homelessness.

Jeff Arnie Lincoln was arrested on New Year's Eve following a five-month-long VPD investigation.

Massive freight carrier Antonov An-225 had helped Surrey company deliver heavy mining equipment.

Promotional campaigns “a waste of taxpayers’ money,” says advocacy group

U.S.-based non-profit saves dogs from the dog meat trade, puppy mills and the streets. 

Premier weighs in on salmon farm issue, cautioning against massive job losses