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The NDP government isn't just watching the progress of lawsuits filed in California on behalf of the families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims, it's looking into whether the province can help in the court action.

The NDP government isn't just watching the progress of lawsuits filed in California on behalf of the families of Tumbler Ridge shooting victims, it's looking into whether the province can help in the court action.

What starts as an afternoon of fun is ending in a trip to the hospital for dozens of B.C. children injured on e-scooters each day, with the busiest

A meeting of Metro Vancouver's Regional Planning Committee on Thursday that lasted less than four minutes saw each member make a whopping $557.

Hundreds of family doctors, their loved ones, and colleagues gathered in downtown Vancouver on Friday to celebrate their hard work and honour exceptional B.C. students and veteran medical providers alike.

Government representatives from dozens of countries, staffers from hundreds of companies, and 20,000 attendees from more than 100 countries have taken over Vancouver's convention centre for Web Summit.

The first full day of the Web Summit tech conference has B.C. companies aggressively pursuing inquiries, deals, and investments in downtown

The provincial government is downplaying statistics from Destination Vancouver revealing June hotel bookings are down 20 per cent compared to last year, quashing expectations of a World Cup bump.

Journalists and other members of the public got their first look inside the distinctive Sen̓áḵw tower development on the south end of Vancouver's

It’s not your typical line of work, but specialists at the B.C. Centre for Disease Control are excitedly preparing to hunt and trap mosquitoes to see what they find – and what they might be carrying.