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This Remembrance Day marks the 100th anniversary of the end of the First World War. To honour this important anniversary, TransLink has come up with some seriously cool and powerful Compass Cards that will raise money for a worthy cause.

The man seen on surveillance footage flipping out at a Tim Hortons in New Westminster in September is now facing criminal charges. Alan Sam Deguillaume was arrested on Oct. 15 in Powell River, according to New Westminster Police.

Starbucks is getting into full festive mode with the return of their holiday drink lineup

Schools scramble to enact campus rules, but are slow to add cannabis to curriculums

Tomorrow is the day that increased penalties come into effect for drivers for excessive speeding, impaired driving, distracted driving and other violations.

BC Children’s Hospital and BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre’s held its annual Halloween trick-or-treat event for patients and their families Wednesday afternoon.

Ditch the mask, stick together and carry a flashlight

London Drugs in New Westminster have launched the first-ever Halloween candy wrapper recycling drive in B.C.

Halloween may be the source of many fun celebrations, but for pets, the day can be particularly stressful. To help your furry companion deal with fireworks, constant bell ringing and confusing costumes, the BC SPCA has several recommendations.

Trick-or-treaters on Dunn Avenue in Saanich can get up-close today to the oversized demented face of Chucky carved into a giant pumpkin. Chucky is the creepy character existing inside a doll, from the Child’s Play horror movie franchise.