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The City of Vancouver has approved new rules to govern recreational marijuana stores once the product becomes legal on Oct. 17.

One analyst says gas prices will likely top $1.60 per litre at the high end.

The aquarium said the walruses will soon be on display for the public; UBC research scientist Dr. David Rosen calls the walrus the poster child for climate change. 

The latest collectable coin released by the Royal Canadian Mint — designed by a Vancouver resident — features a genuine piece of meteorite.

UBC researchers have been presented a rare opportunity. The chance to study two young walruses from Quebec. Linda Aylesworth explains how the beautiful beasts ended up in Vancouver – and what scientists are hoping to learn.

A train that was crossing a bridge in New Westminster over the Fraser River has partially derailed. The derailment involved empty grain cars and also disrupted traffic.

Liberal MLA Jas Johal responds to “Dirty Money” report on money laundering in BC casinos.

BC Ferries is warning customers travelling from Horseshoe Bay to Nanaimo to avoid the route if they can this weekend, as one vessel is still out of commission and won't be replaced in time for the Canada Day rush.

Journalism professor Kamal Al-Solaylee spoke to CBC host Stephen Quinn about his upcoming lecture in Vancouver titled It's a Brown New World. Now What?

The suspect is described as 40 to 50 years old, olive skinned, stocky with short black hair and driving a grey Nissan Rogue SUV.

The suspect is described as 40 to 50 years old, olive skinned, stocky with short black hair and driving a grey Nissan Rogue SUV.

Surrey's "Whalley Strip" remains clear a week after the area's homeless were moved into modular housing.

The Nuxalk College Eulachon Project aims to revitalize the First Nation's traditional practice of making eulachon grease despite 20 years without a healthy population of the fish in the Bella Coola River

A report examining money laundering in B.C.’s gambling industry has been released. The review was ordered by Attorney General David Eby last year following suspicious activity at a local casino. Keith Baldrey has the details.

Police on the North Shore have issued a warning about a man alleged to have shown his genitals to children in a series of incidents stretching back to May.

The B.C. SPCA says it is investigating allegations of animal mistreatment raised by an activist who claims to have recorded undercover video at multiple B.C. chicken farms in April.

Lifestyle expert Tina Barkley shares fun tips to make the most of your summer over the next two months.

Get Connected Media’s Mike Agerbo joins Sonia Sunger to chat about some new mobile accessories.

Parksville has run the gamut of municipal statuses, from village, to town and finally city.

Abundant forests drew settlers near to North Vancouver.

It's a district with a "rich agricultural interior."

Cowichan - "land warmed by the sun."

It was once B.C.'s capital city. But then Victoria had to come along.

Duane Alvin Aleck went missing last week while attending his fishing nets in the Fraser River. A man in an orange ring buoy was spotted floating downstream later the same day.

Monday's North Vancouver council meeting saw a debate over the new multi-purpose North Shore Innovation District.

Monday's North Vancouver council meeting saw a debate over the new multi-purpose North Shore Innovation District.

Half a dozen CN freight cars jumped the track and blocked a rail bridge over the Fraser River in New Westminster Wednesday morning. No injuries were reported but the derailment near Front Street is causing freight and passenger delays, including Amtrak service between Vancouver and Seattle.

B.C. Attorney General David Eby says the former provincial government had its chance to tackle the issue of money laundering at casinos, but didn’t act.

B.C. Attorney General David Eby shows a video of money being laundered at a B.C. casino.

An independent report into wide-spread money laundering in Metro Vancouver casinos is calling on the establishment of a police unit to be created solely to investigate the legal-gaming industry.

With summer officially here and Canada Day right around the corner, lifestyle expert Carey McBeth gives us tips for planning the perfect picnic.

City council approved a $47-million, five-year plan to target homelessness.

Ridge Meadows RCMP are asking for the public's help to find a suspect accused of groping a woman in Maple Ridge on Wednesday.

It popped up on 8th Avenue, near 192nd Street, about six blocks from the actual Pacific Highway Crossing.

Michael Hurley argues Corrigan "has lost touch with the citizens of Burnaby, and he’s lost the ability to listen to anyone but himself."

A train derailment in New Westminster Wednesday morning is going to mean a nightmare for drivers in that area.

Attorney General David Eby will release Peter German's independent review of anti-money laundering practices in B.C. on Wednesday morning.

The 250-page Dirty Money report, authored by former RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter German, said more than $100 million has been cleaned in B.C. amid a "collective system failure."

The 250-page Dirty Money report, authored by former RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter German, said more than $100 million has been cleaned in B.C. amid a "collective system failure."

The 250-page Dirty Money report, authored by former RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter German, said more than $100 million has been cleaned in B.C. amid a "collective system failure."

Fraudsters who stole $2,000 from a Vancouver man through a CRA scam were likely able to trick him using information they gleaned by hacking one of his devices, according to a security expert.

New Westminster police said the train was not carrying any hazardous materials at the time.

Police said around "half a dozen" CN Railway cars derailed near the Front Street overpass just after 3:20 a.m.

The father made self incriminating statements in the last 20 minutes of an October 2016 police interview, according to court documents.

For women living in the 21st century, toxic shock syndrome can feel like a bit of a bogeyman — an ominous warning on your tampon package about a threat that almost never materializes.

More than half a million prescriptions drugs are stolen from pharmacies each year, with the majority being highly addictive opioid painkillers that end up on the street, according to an analysis of Health Canada data done by CBC News.

New Hazelton was the site of a dramatic standoff between a gang of robbers and a preacher-veterinarian who was handy with a rifle in 1914.

New Denver was a service centre for the town of Sandon during a silver boom. Sandon declined, but New Denver pressed on.

Gold has been the driving force for many B.C. communities. In Nelson, it's silver.

Nanaimo. Once known for coal, it would modernize with a mayor who liked to dress as a pirate.