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Snow and slush and showers and clouds and melting and freezing and more snow predicted for Tuesday … what’s a New Westminsterite to do? Get outta town, of course.

Vancouverites may never have been so grateful to see some good old rain in the forecast, and that’s mostly the case for Friday.

Since 1992, more than 970 names have been added to list of those missing or murdered

Since 1992, more than 970 names have been added to list of those missing or murdered

The replacement for the Pattullo Bridge just got one step closer. The B.C. government has selected three “pre-qualified bidding teams” that will compete for the right to design and construct the new toll-free Pattullo Bridge.

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The B.C. government will bail out B.C. Hydro to the tune of $1.1 billion to limit rising electricity bills in the face of money-losing deals with private power producers. As a result, B.C. Hydro bills are scheduled to increase by 1.

The Horgan government’s throne speech highlighted fare freezes and reductions at BC Ferries as one of the ways the NDP minority has been “reducing costs and fees,” but didn’t offer any hints about whether it would continue beyond the end of fiscal ye

Metro Vancouver Transit Police say a Burnaby resident who allegedly made vulgar sexual comments to a seven-year-old girl while on SkyTrain in Burnaby before groping her has surrendered. In a message posted on social media, Sgt.

A second case of measles has been confirmed in Vancouver. Vancouver Coastal Health says the infected person is a minor and caught the disease locally, whereas the first case was acquired abroad.