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Chilliwack boy suffered minor injuries and was treated on site at the Yale Road Save-On-Foods.

A firefighter was injured battling a blaze in an apartment building in Vancouver’s West End.

Vancouver police are looking for potential victims after a man was arrested for tricking dozens of teens and young women into seeing him masturbate in July, sometimes videotaping their reactions.

The body of a woman was found in a residence shortly after midnight Thursday morning.

The body of a woman was found in a residence shortly after midnight Thursday morning.

Abstract: IHIT confirms the man who was shot and killed in Mission Wednesday night was previously known to police and was killed in a targeted shooting.

The study found that vulnerable women under care of a midwife were about two-and-a-half times more likely to attend prenatal appointments and that when they did receive prenatal care, they were less likely to go into labour early and their babies were born healthier.

The four-alarm blaze broke out in the Washington Court building in the 900-block of Thurlow Street around 9 a.m.

FortisBC says it will be offering a billing credit to its customers who were affected by flood and fire evacuation orders earlier this year.

The Thurlow Street blaze was also the scene of a dramatic dog rescue.

The Thurlow Street blaze was also the scene of a dramatic dog rescue.

What you may as well start to expect and accept, starting now.

Big Brother Canada will be holding two casting auditions in British Columbia this month.

A Burnaby woman is speaking out after a confrontation with a taxi driver became heated.

Before you head off on a trip, ensure you have the necessary medical insurance. Travel consultant Claire Newell explains how much you could be on the hook for if you are not prepared.

A Burnaby woman is speaking out about a Yellow Cab ride that made her feel scared and intimidated. She says it escalated into a confrontation with the driver but the cab company is telling a different story. Sarah MacDonald reports.

Drug users' experience and insights have been vastly undervalued in the opioid crisis, says the B.C. Centre for Disease Control.

After-school activities are now in full swing. Shelina Babul with the BC Injury and Prevention Unit has tips on keeping your kids safe in sports.

Just before 11 p.m. on Wednesday, VPD received multiple 911 calls reporting shots fired in the area of Carrall Street and East Pender.

IHIT has been called to Mission to investigate a fatal drive-by shooting. Male victim was shot in while sitting a black pickup truck in the parking lot of the Junction Shopping Centre. The truck has several bullet holes in the driver’s side window. The victim hasn’t been identified.

A statement said shots were fired in the area of Carrall Street and East Pender Street just before 11 p.m. PT.

A B.C. MP is calling on the federal government to grant a fresh start to those who have been charged with carrying a small amount of marijuana for personal use — something that will be legal in less than two weeks.

A proposed eight-storey office tower is threatening to block the glowing cross some say has come to embody the spirit of East Van.

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Hamiltonians looking to escape the harsh realities of winter will soon have another option to catch some sun.

The former Conservative member of parliament has promised, on her platform, to tear up or cancel several key cycling routes, undertake a review of all separated bike lanes and “end the ideological war on transportation with NO new bike lanes.”

The victim was found inside a bullet-riddled vehicle.

B.C. trades sector is confident most of the thousands of workers required to build and operate the province's first major LNG export facility will come from within the province.

The attack happened in the parking lot in front of a movie theatre at the Junction Shopping Centre.

The attack happened in the parking lot in front of a movie theatre at the Junction Shopping Centre.

The victim of a targeted shooting outside a Mission, B.C., shopping mall has been identified as a 19-year-old with gang ties.

Wade Davis: Industrial folly and the fate of northern British Columbia  The NarwhalFor too many years politicians have told the people of B.C. that the only way we can generate an economy is to tear open our land, tear down our forests and ...

The Vancouver Canucks are kicking off their new, and fans hoping it’ll be much better than last season. Aaron McArthur reports.

Rookie Elias Pettersson wasted no times netting his first NHL goal.

BC Ferries has unveiled possible plans for a major refresh of its Swartz Bay terminal. Kylie Stanton reports.

The IIO confirmed that an investigation into the incident involving RCMP in Kelowna and West Kelowna has been concluded. 

Following Wednesday’s announcement that Kelowna has been awarded the 2020 Memorial Cup, Rockets fans were ecstatic.

The Kamloops-Thompson school district is investigating the source of a worksheet assigned to students in a Grade 10 social studies class after parents expressed concerns it was misleading about people who hold conservative political views.

A B.C. school board is investigating the source of a worksheet assigned to students in a Grade 10 social studies class after a parent expressed concerns it was misleading about people who hold conservative political views.

West Kelowna fire fighters brought a woman down from the trails in Mount Boucherie Regional Park Wednesday afternoon.

The Kamloops-Thompson school district is investigating the source of a worksheet assigned to students in a Grade 10 social studies class after parents expressed concerns it was misleading about people who hold conservative political views.

Rookie Elias Pettersson buried his first shot in his first NHL game Wednesday, leading the Vancouver Canucks to a 5-2 win over the Calgary Flames.

Rookie Elias Pettersson buried his first shot in his first NHL game Wednesday, leading the Vancouver Canucks to a 5-2 win over the Calgary Flames.

Death cap mushrooms are not native to B.C., but are increasingly turning up in Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and Vancouver Island.

The BCCDC says by this time last year, there were already five to 10 times as many reported flu cases.

Surrey RCMP is continuing to investigate concerns about possible wrongdoing in Surrey’s mail ballot registration process for the 2018 civic election.

Jessalynn Biederstadt says she heard a sound on Tuesday evening that she thought was birds hitting her window. It was actually one of a family of bears in her back yard.

The B.C. NDP has been fined $4,000 from Elections B.C. for late filing of money raised at four political fundraising events last year. 

City crews have removed more than 1,000 signs which were posted too close to intersections.

School unveils a $1 million upgrade that features additional classrooms and workshop