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Vancouver summit hears there is still a way to go before the technology becomes more widely adopted

Philanthropist and lawyer Peter Allard and his foundation are taking the University of British Columbia (UBC) to court, claiming UBC breached a $30 million gift agreement by failing to include his name on law school graduate certificates.

Heavy rains will hopefully bring in the salmon, including to Hyde Creek in Port Coquitlam where a salmon festival is taking place Saturday

Province introduces higher taxes, tougher rules for vaping products to curb skyrocketing vape use among youth

Rollout will start on Vancouver Island, and spread to Metro Vancouver in February

Total enrolment in the New Westminster school district has dropped by more than 200 students, which has largely come from the district dropping its satellite program on Bowen Island.

The New Westminster Police Department is warning the public to be wary of where their donations are going as the holiday season sets in. “Donation fraud awareness is very important – especially around the holidays,” said Sgt. Jeff Scott.

Higher taxes, packaging restrictions and nicotine limits proposed by B.C. NDP

Bus drivers will refuse overtime starting Friday

It was 1926 and a very era-appropriate event was on the horizon: the circus was coming to town. It was a big deal that the travelling show was pulling into tiny Cranbrook, B.C.