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The carbon air filters that were installed last year at King Traditional Elementary School in Abbotsford are no match for the stench that frequently permeates the hallways.

The Vancouver Police Department says Randall Peter Hopley, now living in Vancouver, is a high risk to reoffend.

Three vehicles destroyed by arson on Pleasant Valley Road.

Police are warning the public about Randall Peter Hopley, a federal offender living in Vancouver and who police say poses a risk of significant harm to the safety of young boys.

Here are your five things to do this weekend for Friday, Nov. 9, 2018.

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

Here are your five things to do this weekend around the province

Here are your five things to do this weekend around the province

The North American leg of his tour will kick off in Tampa, Fla., on Feb. 13 and land in Vancouver on April 12.

A fishing community off the coast of Vancouver Island is worried new proposed critical habitat designations to save whales will kill their economy.

Conservation officer Steve Ackles says attracting bears with any food product gets the bears more comfortable being around humans.

Avoid missing your connecting flight with these helpful tips from travel expert Claire Newell.

Dress for Success provides professional clothing and guidance to people entering the workforce. Learn how you can support the organization at its upcoming fundraising luncheon.

A B.C. naturopath has surrendered her licence after an investigation by the college into her actions.

Hundreds attend outdoor ceremony at Gyro Park on Thursday morning.

A lottery winner who accuses his financial adviser of losing half of his jackpot and a driver who says he inherited $14 million are among the people charged in an alleged multimillion-dollar drug trafficking network between B.C. and Winnipeg.

An 83-year-old woman was struck at 30th Avenue and Main Street Wednesday morning and died later in hospital.

Anke Zimmermann made headlines around the world in the spring after she claimed she'd used a homeopathic solution called lyssinum to bring a four-year-old with behaviour problems "back into a more human state from a slightly rabid dog state."

Anke Zimmermann, the Victoria naturopath who drew public attention for treating a child with a homeopathic solution made from rabid dog saliva, has surrendered her licence as a naturopath but will continue to practise as a homeopath.

Anke Zimmermann, the Victoria naturopath who drew public attention for treating a child with a homeopathic solution made from rabid dog saliva, has surrendered her licence as a naturopath but will continue to practise as a homeopath.

"If people understood [the bears], and replaced the sense of fear they had of them with respect, then there’d be a lot less conflict between humans and bears."

"If people understood [the bears], and replaced the sense of fear they had of them with respect, then there’d be a lot less conflict between humans and bears."

FortisBC is looking at several options to boost its stock of natural gas in an effort to get its customers through the winter after a pipeline blast squeezed off supply.

Sonia Sunger and Paul Haysom talk to newly hired Whitecaps manager Marc Dos Santos about how he hopes to turn around the club.

Facebook Inc. will aim to make its social media platform's users more than just friends with a new dating feature that will mark its North American launch in Canada on Thursday.

A psychology professor has started a walk-in mental health clinic on the University of British Columbia's Kelowna campus.

"Sixteen out of the 20 markets that were studied, homes are unaffordable for at least half of residents."

The number of B.C. home sales are expected to rise in 2019.

At a debate over the future of democracy in British Columbia, Premier John Horgan painted his opponent as being out of touch with the needs of 21st century voters. Opposition Leader Andrew Wilkinson accused the premier of selling the province a system with too many unknowns.

At a debate over the future of democracy in British Columbia, Premier John Horgan painted his opponent as being out of touch with the needs of 21st century voters. Opposition Leader Andrew Wilkinson accused the premier of selling the province a system with too many unknowns.

On Thursday night, rival politicians will debate one of the more important choices ever put to British Columbians, and CBC Vancouver will have complete coverage of the event.

Here’s a summary of how it works and what would change for voters.

Here’s a summary of how it works and what would change for voters.

As some U.S. states move closer to abolishing time changes, British Columbia may face more pressure to do the same in order to stay in alignment with its West Coast trading partners.

As some U.S. states move closer to abolishing time changes, British Columbia may face more pressure to do the same in order to stay in alignment with its West Coast trading partners.

On the latest episode of the Pollcast, Green Party Leader Elizabeth May joins host Éric Grenier to discuss her strategy for the 2019 federal election. Plus, the CBC's Kerry Campbell talks about the Greens' next electoral test in P.E.I.

In August 1944, Edward Clutesi — of the Tseshaht First Nation — was killed while fighting in the Battle of Normandy and the retaking of Caen. He is one of thousands of Indigenous people who fought for Canada and is remembered on National Aboriginal Veterans Day.

Report after report says Chinese electric car technology may be on its way to world domination. Unless North American carmakers pull up their socks, it could be the car wars of the 1970s and 80s all over again.

Township 7 Viognier 2017, British Columbia Subscriber content  The Globe and MailSuperb viognier from an excellent producer. Medium-full-bodied, luscious and plump. There's a suggestion of sweetness here but it's more attributable to the ...

Lobbying In British Columbia—Pending Changes To The Lobbyists Registration Act - Government, Public Sector - Canada  Mondaq News AlertsOn October 29, 2018, the Government of British Columbia introduced Bill 54, the proposed Lobbyists Registration Amendment Act, as part of its commitment to ...

CUPW begins new strikes in British Columbia and Ontario while strikes continue in Nova Scotia and Quebec  Canada NewsWireOTTAWA, Nov 8, 2018 /CNW/ - While negotiations continue, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) has begun job action in Cranbrook, Kamloops, ...

California vote opens the door for British Columbia to stop changing clocks for Daylight Saving Time  Global NewsTime could be ticking on a long-time tradition in British Columbia. Premier John Horgan says that if California goes ahead with sticking on permanent daylight ...

British Columbia premier, Opposition leader clash in electoral reform debate  National PostBURNABY, B.C. — British Columbia's political leaders clashed in a debate on electoral reform on Thursday, with Premier John Horgan casting proportional ...

The Metro Vancouver Board voted to ban dogs from the popular trail at an Oct. 26 board meeting.

The first woman to ever row across the Atlantic is now developing cutting-edge technology to help protect the world's oceans.C

The popular holiday road safety program is putting the call out for volunteers again this year. B.C.'s chapter of Operation Red Nose — aptly named after the most famous reindeer of all — is hoping to sign up more volunteers.

Fraser Health is urging students and staff of Fleetwood Park Secondary School to check their vaccination records after a person with measles came to the Surrey school.

Jacqueline Carmichael, whose two grandfathers served in the First World War, wanted to find a way to engage a new generation with the past.

Jacqueline Carmichael, whose two grandfathers served in the First World War, wanted to find a way to engage a new generation with the past.

She’s accomplished a number of amazing feats in her life, not the least of which was rowing across the Atlantic. But B.C.’s Julie Angus has taken on a new challenge, helping protect our oceans. As Kylie Stanton reports, the Vancouver Island resident hopes to do this through cutting-edge technology.