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It will now be mandatory for parents and guardians to provide public health units with immunization records for students enrolled in the provincial school system. The B.C.

Heading out on Canada Day to see some of the festivities? TransLink says it will increase transit service and extend hours on Canada Day to accommodate the large crowds that attend Canada Day festivities.

Dozens showed up at board meeting to speak in favour of keeping May Day training during school hours

While we’ll be busy celebrating Canada Day on July 1, TransLink will also be rolling out their annual fare increases.

It’s been five years and over four million glasses of beer since Steel & Oak opened its doors on Third Avenue and Stewardson Way. Co-owners Jorden Foss and Jamie Garbutt now juggle a surging beer business along with their wives Alissa and Diana.

A woman is begging the Vancouver Park Board to not remove a memorial bench she painted as a tribute to a New Westminster teacher who was killed in July 2015.

The City of New Westminster tweeted something awesome today. It was a message for people to stop dumping on our city. The tweet included a photo of a messed-up old couch and this line: “Needless to say, this couch doesn't belong here.

Annual summer CounterAttack campaign launches for Canada Day long weekend

B.C. will put more money into supporting free or low-cost community counselling services, as part of a plan to beef up supports for child and family mental health service, Premier John Horgan announced Wednesday.

“I’ve never seen a bear jump like that”