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The party's new logo centres around the message: "Opportunity for all of B.C."

Larson was last seen on Thursday, Oct. 25, when he left his home near Petroglyph Park to go for a walk.

Battered Women's Support Services set up a jarring installation at a bus shelter in North Vancouver to help people understand what it can be like for women experiencing domestic abuse.

Four people were hospitalized with bite wounds early Saturday after a family pitbull unleashed an attack inside a home in Greater Victoria.

Heavy rain, winds projected for South Coast, Lower Mainland; between 20 and 30 cm of snow expected for some B.C. highways.

Batten down the hatches, B.C. is looking at stormy weather across the province. B.C.’s coast is expected to get plenty of rain, while highways in the interior could be painted white.

In an Instagram story posted early Saturday morning, the rapper called Parq the "worst run business I have ever witnessed."

Andree Lau, editor in chief of Huffington Post Canada, shares her experience coming up in the country's media industry as a journalist of Chinese-Canadian descent.

Drake makes a surprise appearance at Vancouver’s Fortune Sound Club ahead of his two tour dates at Rogers Arena on the weekend.

Jennifer Croll, author of ‘Free the Tipple’ showcases some cocktails inspired by some iconic women.

Musician Drake says he was blocked from gambling at luxury resort Parq Vancouver's casino Friday night and is blaming "profiling" by the venue. Parq Vancouver says it's looking into the allegations.

Musician Drake says he was blocked from gambling at luxury resort Parq Vancouver's casino Friday night and is blaming "profiling" by the venue. Parq Vancouver says "we categorically stand against racism of any kind."

It’s the first week of our Trail Appliance Teen Chef Challenge. Our first contestant is 13-year old Josiah Foster who cooks a pork tenderloin for Jay and Coleen to taste and judge.

It’s been three decades since Canadian comic troupe, ‘The Kids in the Hall’ first broke onto the comedy scene. Now, a new biography provides memories, insights and behind the scenes stories. Author Paul Myers joins Coleen to tell us more.

If you are planning a home renovation, WorkSafe BC have some need-to-know information about the dangers of asbestos.

Langley Rams are a game away from playing in the Canadian Bowl — after winning the Cullen Cup last weekend against the Okanagan Sun. Team president, Dana Matheson and Maximilian Joseph, joins Jay to tell him more.

Want some beautiful flowers in time for spring; well now is the time to get planting your bulbs. The folks at GardenWorks share their tips and advice.

Clients of Vancouver's Harrison Galleries say they too are missing art the gave to the gallery to resell on their behalf. CBC reported earlier that at least a dozen artists who sold their work through Harrison Galleries are trying to find paintings they had consigned to owner Chris Harrison.

Twenty years ago the Nisga'a Nation in B.C. voted in favour of a treaty with the provincial and federal governments. Today, not all are sure of its long-term success.

Surrey RCMP are asking for the public’s help to identify a suspect in a carjacking.

Hanging on the lobby wall of the modular housing complex on King George Blvd. near 105 Avenue in Surrey is a picture of the man the facility is named after — “Little” Doug Nickerson.

The only two returning councillors to Vancouver City Hall are giving incoming mayor Kennedy Stewart high marks for the process he used to recommend people for various boards and committees.

The American Museum of Natural History in New York City is launching a multi-year project to restore and conserve a section that highlights First Nations cultures of the Pacific Northwest.

More people are borrowing from non-bank lenders — at sharply higher interest rates — amid stricter mortgage rules.

Give your next Caesar salad an Indian twist.

Don't forget to set your clock back an hour for the end of daylight time on Sunday morning. We know that the time shift helps us make the most of light in the morning and evening, and it can temporarily upset our sleep schedules. But why do we do it?

John La Greca reached into his back pocket and brought out a crumpled piece of paper and handed it to Vernon Public Library writer-in-residence Harold Rhenisch.

A large focus of the action plan is working with First Nation communities. Doug Donaldson, B.C.'s Minister of Forests, said they provide resources in several ways, including their knowledge of the burn areas and manpower.

Vernon’s John La Greca wasn’t sure anyone would want to read his poems let alone published them. A chance encounter with another author lead to his dream coming true.

Petterson and Boeser each net two goals as Canucks take fans on a wild ride.

Rookie Elias Pettersson had two goals, three assists and Derek Pouliot scored with less than 30 seconds to go in overtime, giving the Vancouver Canucks a 7-6 win over the Colorado Avalanche on Friday.

No one knows how the brightly-coloured duck, native to East Asia, made it to Metro Vancouver.

None of the injuries are life threatening. But as Catherine Urquhart reports, the crash has renewed the debate over whether all buses should have seatbelts.

A BC Supreme Court justice determines how long William Schneider will remain in prison before he is eligible for parole. Nadia Stewart reports live from outside BC Supreme Court.

The Anti-Defamation League links the posters to attempts by white supremacist groups to provoke 'overreactions' from offended people.

Vancouver's mayor-elect says the city won't immediately go after illicit pot shops or small grow-ops because the cannabis industry deserves time to adjust to legalization.

The cards are being released to mark the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War.

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On his last full day as mayor of Vancouver, Gregor Robertson announced what he called an historic framework agreement between the city, B.C. Housing and Concord Pacific to build up to 650 units of affordable non-market housing in Yaletown

B.C. premier John Horgan says he is opposed to using closed lists when selecting MLAs if British Columbia goes to a proportional voting system.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized to the Tsilhqot'in community for the hanging of six chiefs more than 150 years ago.

With the ongoing housing crisis, the owners of the boats say they have nowhere else to go. Jill Bennett reports.

Legislative Bureau Chief Keith Baldrey has more on how the party plans to remake itself at its annual convention in Vancouver this weekend.

The party alleges David Eby is in a conflict of interest for trying to reform recall laws. Aaron McArthur explains why.

British Columbians who don’t identify as male or female now have the choice to display an X in the gender field of their B.C. driver’s licence, identity card, birth certificate and BC Services Card

Lower Mainland bird watchers have been trying for months to catch a glimpse of a beautiful bird that’s usually found in Asia. Linda Aylesworth reports.

Homes in Maple Ridge were flooded and a number of slides were triggered on the North Shore. Jordan Armstrong reports.

The RCMP and BC Coroners Service say DNA evidence confirms the remains found at a plane crash site near Revelstoke in September are that of an Albertan couple reported missing in November 2017.

After more than 400 games and a quarter-century on the sidelines, Wally Buono will coach his last home game at BC Place on Saturday.