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Amid multiple court challenges, the City of Vancouver has revealed how much they've spent on fighting their legal battle.

Parents in Pemberton, B.C., are calling on the province to repaint crosswalks that are cracked, faded and — in some areas — missing altogether — especially after a close call with a child riding his bike.

Most trustees voted to put off formerly letting parents know about their plans despite the original motion calling to immediately inform them.

The increase will now be limited to inflation, which is 2.5 per cent for this year.

Canadians who want to contribute to the public consultations on the impact of Trans Mountain on marine ecosystems have until next week.

The Vancouver Park Board said it could take several weeks or longer to reopen the rink.

User groups are out in the cold with the rink expected to be closed for at least two weeks while officials look into its aging refrigeration system.

An evasive manoeuvre gone wrong may be to blame for the mysterious death of dozens of birds in Delta earlier this month.

Global BC is weeks away from our second annual hair donation drive on Friday, October 19th. Meet one 11-year-old girl who plans on donating her hair this year.

British Columbians need to be remain aware about the threats to women's reproductive rights and contraceptive awareness as debates about abortion and sex education continue across North America, says the president of B.C. Women's Hospital Foundation.

British Columbia needs to be remain aware about the threats to women's reproductive rights and contraceptive awareness as debates about abortion and sex education continue across North America, says the president of B.C. Women's Hospital Foundation.

Some serious concerns for Vancouver parents who are just learning about fears of lead contamination in the drinking water at their children’s’ schools. This after a Vancouver School Board vote to re-pipe and install water refilling stations. Paul Haysom reports.

A reward is now being offered for information leading to the arrest of 27-year old Brandon Nathan Teixeira. The Metro Vancouver man is wanted for first-degree murder and was last seen at a Langley liquor store.

RCMP are investigating the cause of a serious crash in Port Coquitlam that sent a 34-year-old man to hospital with serious injuries.

Frank Elsner will be demoted to constable and then fired, Police Complaint Commissioner Stan Lowe says.

Think of it as a clinic on wheels 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The hall held a kick-off event for its new Indigenous Sport Gallery Tuesday, a permanent, 1,000-square foot exhibit to honour Indigenous athletes, explore Indigenous sports and display mementos from various levels of sport.

After massive demand, the Rocket Man has announced more tour dates for his Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour.

Annual allowable rent increases will be capped at the cost of inflation, as recommended by the B.C. rental housing task force earlier this week.

Premier John Horgan and Housing Minister Selina Robinson are set to announce the annual allowable rent increase in B.C.

Tech expert Kristina Stoyanova shows off the latest voice controlled devices for building your own smart home.

Brandon Teixeira, who was charged with 1st-degree murder three weeks ago, is likely in the Lower Mainland but has associates in Calgary and Edmonton.

Brandon Teixeira may still be on the Lower Mainland, police say.

Less than a month after the death of a southern resident killer whale known as J50, scientists are raising alarm bells about another sick whale.

Sonia Sunger sits down with Bob and Barbara Stewart, two recipients of the 2018 Variety’s Gold Heart Award, recognizing the work of volunteers giving back to the community.

He was working at the 9th tee box when the tree came down.

The federal government is making changes to fix the no-fly list that had seen toddlers and other Canadians mistakenly flagged as aviation security risks.

A car has flipped onto the grass near the parking lot of the Port Coquitlam station park and ride.

Vancouver police will be implementing six recommendations to improve procedures around street checks, after a formal complaint alleged they were being conducted in a 'discriminatory manner.'

Vancouver police will be implementing six recommendations to improve procedures around street checks, after a formal complaint alleged they were being conducted in a 'discriminatory manner.'

Whistler Blackcomb is hoping to make a dent in the resort's housing shortage with the proposal of a new staff housing complex.

Whistler Blackcomb is hoping to make a dent in the resort's housing shortage with the proposal of a new staff housing complex.

The four-year degree, which combines the study of Indigenous and non-Indigenous law, is a step toward reshaping the colonial legacy in the current legal system, says Melanie Mark, B.C.'s minister of advanced education.

The RCMP have charged a man with first-degree murder in connection with the 2007 disappearance of Katelyn Marie Noble.

RCMP have charged a man with murder 11 years after Katelyn Marie Noble was last seen in the Radisson, Sask., area.

A worker succumbed to injuries from a 'work-related' incident on Tuesday afternoon.

The team includes 16 RCMP officers and four bylaw officers.

Do most Richmond voters care more about hot-button issues around development and race or more traditional municipal issues?

Do most Richmond voters care more about hot-button issues around development and race or more traditional municipal issues?

Voters head to the polls on Oct. 20.

"Wages have not gone up 4.5 per cent."

Arman Aria had planned a big party to celebrate his son’s second birthday. But instead of spending the day with friends and family in Metro Vancouver, little Arad and his mother were stranded in Iran — all because of a travel agent’s spelling mistake.

A Burnaby, B.C. man has been convicted of possessing cocaine for the purpose of trafficking and possessing marijuana, but will remain free until he is sentenced next month. Hassen Abdul Kerim Mohamed was arrested in a raid on a Yellowknife house on April 15, 2015.

CBC's Escaping NXIVM series explores the public scrutiny, legal jeopardy and psychological trauma B.C. actor Sarah Edmondson faced after leaving the self-help group — a dramatic departure that helped spark an FBI investigation that led to shocking charges against its leader and his inner circle.

"Trapping is animal cruelty that we can stop."

Italian writer, Pietro Vitelli, traveled to the Okanagan this week to visit Caetani House, the former Vernon home of artist and teacher Sveva Caetani.

Italian writer, Pietro Vitelli, traveled to the Okanagan to visit Caetani House, the former home of Sveva Caetani, which is now an artists studio. Caetani’s father was a nobleman in Italy, her mother was his mistress. Vitelli is researching a book he is writing about the late artist.

The B.C. Hockey League chose Connor Hopkins as its player of the week for the week ending Sept. 23.

The B.C. Liberals are calling out the NDP for using constituency offices for political purposes. As Ted Chernecki reports, this isn’t the first time.

A Vancouver-based company is offering people a way to break in to the housing market by giving them a chance to own a piece of a home. John Hua explains how it works.