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So-called “party buses” in B.C. will get hammered with fines up to $318 for infractions after the government came down heavy on the industry Friday.

Costs as low as $1 for 24 hours

Funding includes up to 10 beds in Vancouver for women who have been exploited

BC Ferries says it will be speaking with Fisheries and Oceans Canada after a ferry snagged a partially submerged fishing net Wednesday in waters off Nanaimo.

Despite devastating outcome Brandi Chapman has no regrets and encourages everyone who can, to become a living donor

Next month, Vancouver will have a new mayor and council after a historic election. Eight of the 10 councillors will be women, and three of them will represent the Green Party. The Non-Partisan Association (NPA) elected five members.

While they lasted far longer than Toronto’s did, Vancouver is saying goodbye to Seth Rogen’s Translink announcements. The funnyman’s charismatic stylings may be heard from now until Halloween, and then they are being taken off the system.

New Westminster police officers are searching for a vehicle that belongs to a man who was found dead recently. The deceased is a 57-year-old New Westminster man who was found dead in his home.

Canada is the world’s largest producer of North American ginseng – the medicinal herb root that’s ubiquitous in global Chinese health-food circles – but while exports have made up the bulk of the business, growers want to reclaim one of the largest A

The man killed in a police-involved shooting at a Nanaimo ferry terminal shot himself in the head at the same time as officers shot him several times in the chest, B.C.’s police watchdog has found.