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In response, the alliance released a YouTube video on Saturday where chairperson Morgane Oger invites Neufeld to discuss the SOGI 123 curriculum.

Jimmy Vesey scored the tying goal early in the third period and added the winner in the seventh round of a shootout to give the New York Rangers a 4-3 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Sunday.

The Wilderness Committee awarded the 2017 Rogers Environmental Award to Grand Chief Stewart Phillip and Joan Phillip.

The victim of a Ponzi scheme says a West Vancouver woman who allegedly cheated investors out of tens of millions of dollars has not received a “fair punishment."

A travelling exhibit of Jewish history has toured 20 cities from coast to coast and is now housed at the Vancouver Public Library's central branch.

The pedestrian was killed while trying to cross the street on 108 Avenue just before 5 p.m.

On a cold November day, consider warming up with a hot cup of tea or coffee with a little something extra. Darryl Lamb from Legacy Liquor Store shows off some of his favourite things to add to his warm drinks.

Environment Canada has issued a snowfall warning for the Coquihalla Highway from Hope to Merritt.

The grim weather isn't likely to go away anytime soon — above normal rain and snow and below normal temperatures are forecast for this winter with the possibility of another La Niña winter, said CBC meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe

The road was closed eastbound at Bridal Falls after three mudslides on Wednesday night.

OPP have charged a British Columbia man after an altercation in Nipigon early Sunday morning that saw one person taken to hospital with a serious injury.

Two new art installations at UBC challenge the idea of gloomy weather by turning the rain into art focused on self-care.

Justin Bieber surprised a minor hockey team as he laced up the skates and hit the ice.

Wayne Sych, executive chef for Joe Fortes Seafood & Chophousek, makes seafood linguine

Jerry Wolfman knew that closing 3 Vets wasn't going to be a simple undertaking buthe didn't expect that the ordeal would turn into an archeological dig.

It’s been a soggy week and with winter well on its way, master gardener Brian Minter suggests creating brightly colourful plant displays to beat otherwise gloomy-looking patios and window sills.

Many say that posting a salary range can help close the wage gap for women and people of colour. But some human resources warn that including salary details can be as detrimental for job seekers as it can be for companies.

A nearly century old cluster of cottages on Bowen Island will be restored, thanks to a decision Friday by the Metro Vancouver Regional District (MVRD) board.

A nearly century old cluster of cottages on Bowen Island will be restored, thanks to a decision Friday by the Metro Vancouver Regional District (MVRD) board.

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Surrey RCMP investigating fatal collision involving pedestrian
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Surrey RCMP say a pedestrian died after being struck by a vehicle while crossing a street in the Guilford area on Saturday afternoon. Investigators have not released the gender or age of the victim. They also have not said if the person was crossing ...and more »

The victim was hit while crossing 108th Avenue between 144th and 148th streets. Investigators say the driver is cooperating and that speed or alcohol are not factors in the death.

Dozens of protesters marched through the Downtown Eastside Saturday in response to the federal government's recent announcement about its national housing strategy.

'I can't rely on my instincts anymore. I can't rely on my heart because my heart wants her to be alive so desperately,' says Shelly Filipoff about her daughter Emma who was last seen in Victoria on Nov. 28, 2012.

The City of Vancouver wants your ideas on how to prevent 2.6 million disposable cups from ending up in the trash every week. 'I think that people don't know that they can recycle them, so that's one thing we'd like get the word out about,' city official Monica Kosmak.

Flaggers call for safer roads Flaggers and roadside workers from the Okanagan held a roadside rally in Vernon today, on the heels of a serious incident in the North Okanagan where a flagger was mowed down by a careless driver. Kelly Hayes reports.

Flaggers and roadside workers from the Okanagan held a roadside rally in Vernon today, on the heels of a serious incident in the North Okanagan where a flagger was mowed down by a careless driver. Kelly Hayes reports.

Both the city and the federal government unveiled plans this week to address the high cost of living in our cities. As Paul Johnson reports on a rally where many say the plan falls short of what’s needed.

Protesters rally for affordable housing Both the city and the federal government unveiled plans this week to address the high cost of living in our cities. As Paul Johnson reports on a rally where many say the plan falls short of what’s needed.

Dog ingests PCP at Kits beach. Dog becomes deathly ill after ingesting what turned out to be “angel dust” also known as PCP at a Vancouver beach. Jill Bennett has the story.

A dog became deathly ill after ingesting what turned out to be “angel dust” also known as PCP at a Vancouver beach. Jill Bennett has the story.

A small pilot study on the health risks fracking poses to pregnant women in northeast B.C. has raised "a little red flag," according to project lead Élyse Caron-Beaudoin of the Université de Montréal.

After pulling out of a $2.6 Million home purchase in North Vancouver, a foreign buyer is being forced to hand over their deposit.

“There’s now flagging, and fences, requiring our paramedic crews to navigate a little bit differently."

Langley's 200 Street was closed for more than four-and-half hours in both directions following the crash.

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Realtor Tanpreet Kaur Athwal found guilty in Surrey mother's murder
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Surrey, B.C., Realtor Tanpreet Kaur Athwal has been found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of 33-year-old Amanpreet Kaur Bahia. The young mother of three was found dead inside her Newton home in Surrey on Feb. 7, 2007. A B.C. Supreme Court ...and more »

The French cooking technique known as 'sous vide' has been used by professional chefs for decades — and a growing interest in the adapted version for home chefs has become one of the hottest-selling gifts this holiday season

Police and search and rescue teams in Whistler, B.C., are looking for a 25-year-old woman who has been missing since Wednesday.

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RCMP in Whistler , B.C., searching for woman missing since - CBC.ca
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Police and search and rescue teams in Whistler, B.C., are looking for a 25-year-old woman who has been missing since Wednesday.and more »

The home would be moved off the property (not by tying balloons to it so it floats away) and taken apart, then put back together and incorporated into the new building.