Highlights

In a recent decision, B.C.'s Civil Resolution Tribunal ruled a dog was not given up temporarily.

Politicians and city planners at a Union of BC Municipalities housing conference this month heard of some tools needed to counter the presence of persistent speculation in the housing market.

This new video series wants to help teachers bring science to life — through bubbles, slime, flames and more.

Thomas Eleizegui said the car wash gave him a prompt to back up — so he did, striking the vehicle behind him.

When you think of pets, maybe a picture of a faithful and friendly golden retriever comes to mind, or a soft, purring kitty that curls up beside you on the couch.

Tenants can't be charged extra rent to fund a million-dollar elevator upgrade, an arbitrator has found.

VICTORIA — The British Columbia Liberal Party will officially become known as BC United on Wednesday, a move the party says gives voters 18 months to become familiar with the new name before the 2024 fixed election date.

Canada’s largest landlord offers to sell hundreds of its older “affordable” units to the B.C. government and non-profits

A growing trend of online encrypted drug dealing needs more attention by police, a new study by British Columbia researchers says. Richard Frank, an associate professor of criminology at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, B.C.

Bike lanes on busy streets and tall buildings with not enough parking? This letter writer isn't impressed.