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British Columbia's financial books are rosier than expected after the first three months of the fiscal year.

Health officials say anyone who was in Surrey's Guildford neighbourhood in the past 10 days and is showing symptoms such as coughing, fever, shortness of breath or fatigue should see a doctor.

Health officials say anyone who was in Surrey's Guilford neighbourhood in the past 10 days and is showing symptoms such as coughing, fever, shortness of breath or fatigue should see a doctor.

Officials say a cluster of Legionnaires' disease was detected a few days ago in the Surrey neighbourhood.

At least two pets were rescued from the fire, which broke out late Friday morning.

One person is dead in a house fire in the Vancouver neighbourhood of Southlands.

Campfire bans have been lifted for some parts of B.C., but not all.

Chrissy Brett, spokesperson for residents of the Saanich tent city known as Camp Namegans, spoke to reporters after a B.C. Supreme Court judge granted an injunction ordering residents to leave by Tuesday evening.

The future of the George Massey Tunnel is still a big question mark and something all three mayoral candidates in the City of Delta are emphasizing on the campaign trail.

Finance Minister Carole James is projecting a growing budget surplus and stable but slower economic growth in her latest quarterly financial update.

Finance Minister Carole James is projecting a growing budget surplus and stable but slower economic growth in her latest quarterly financial update.

The decision comes after months of fighting between the homeless residents of the Regina Park camp and the District of Saanich, which has joined the province in calling for the camp's removal.

An Ontario hitman has been sentenced to 11 years in prison for trying to kill a high-profile Hells Angel at Vancouver International Airport more than three years ago.

The future of resource development across Canada depends on the federal government responding correctly to a court ruling that has stalled the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, Justin Trudeau said Friday.

Samantha Fraenkel from the Book Warehouse sits down with Sonia Sunger with a list of great books to add to your fall reading list.

Teck Resources says the two spills of sulphuric acid happened on April 10 and May 23, along a busy commuter route in Trail, after the company sold the acid and it was being moved.

The municipality has asked for the injunction to come into effect on Tuesday.

Cooler weather and progress by fire crews has led to the B.C. government ending the state of emergency covering the entire province Friday.

The province-wide state of emergency in B.C. because of wildfires has been rescinded.

Chef Matt Basile from Fidel Gastro shows off a unique way to use pasta sauce to make a sandwich.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Friday, Sept. 7, 2018.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Thursday, Sept. 8, 2018.

B.C. homicide investigators are asking for the public’s help in finding Brandon Nathan Teixeira, who’s been charged in a shooting death in Surrey in October 2017. Nadia Stewart reports.

After a year as B.C.’s premier, John Horgan has found an unusual way of reducing the stress that comes with political life. Richard Zussman reports.

Kerry Laramee has died. The former construction worker believed breathing in dust particles during his career led to terminal lung disease.

The B.C. Wildfire Service lifted the evacuation order on the community on Friday morning. Residents are now beginning what will likely be a long process of cleaning up and assessing the damage.

Chef Matt Basile, from Fidel Gastro, joins Sonia Sunger to show her a unique way to use pasta sauce to make a classic Grilled Cheese Sandwich more delicious.

Movie critic Dana Gee reviews new films hitting the box office this weekend including Jennifer Garner’s thriller ‘Peppermint’ and the mystery film “The Nun.’

Eight new teams have been confirmed by Activision Blizzard including two in Canada: one in Toronto and one in Vancouver.

Fraser Health is holding a free immunization clinic on Friday, two days after it says students and staff may have been exposed to a case of the measles.

Fraser Health is holding a free immunization clinic on Friday, two days after it says students and staff may have been exposed to a case of the measles. The authority also says a person with measles travelled on a BC Ferries sailing from Tsawwassen to Mayne Island.

Paul Haysom talks to Emily Seal and Kas Baker of the local band Little Crow, which won a slot to perform at the first annual Skookum Festival that kicks off Friday night in Vancouver’s Stanley Park.

They are now recommending all students and staff review their MMR immunization status.

Weeks after an international video game tournament packed Vancouver's B.C. Place, the Canucks have confirmed they're bringing a professional esports team to the city.

The deal went through on Aug. 31 after seven months of campaigning to keep the venue's doors open.

Paul Haysom talks to Skookum Festival organizer Jordan Melville about how people should prepare for this weekend’s debut of B.C.’s newest music fest, which kicks off Friday night.

Paul Haysom talks to Skookum Festival director Paul Runnals about what we can expect to see this weekend at B.C.’s newest music festival, which kicks off Friday night in Vancouver’s Stanley Park.

The Canadian government might appeal a court ruling that overturned federal approval of the TransMountain oil pipeline expansion, Trudeau said.

A look at B.C.'s first public Indigenous choice school, located in one of the most challenged areas of Prince George.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says biologists are standing by to deliver a dart with deworming medication to J50.

Doug McCallum is touting a party-commissioned poll he says shows 85 per cent opposition to the project.

The number of people hoping to secure a spot on Surrey city council is firming up.

A number of parties are seeking to break Surrey First's dominance on city council

The number of people hoping to secure a spot on Surrey city council is firming up.

A chili powder sold under the Compliments brand has been recalled due to a possible Salmonella contamination.

Rerouting the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion to avoid an aquifer and ensuring another community is immediately notified of a spill are among the steps Ottawa could take to address Indigenous concerns.

ICBC is wading through some 2,500 insurance claims, hundreds of which are resulting in writeoffs, following two acid spills on the highway in Trail, B.C.

Justin Trudeau keeps insisting the Trans-Mountain expansion will be built. But judging by his meetings this week with the country’s feuding NDP premiers, the prime minister now seems more comfortable with the one who’s not on his side.

There are spending limits in this year's election, but they haven't taken effect yet and some groups are taking advantage of that.

"Witnesses are asked to contact the West Kelowna RCMP Detachment," Corp. Jesse O'Donaghey said.