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Premier Christy Clark's government recently ramped up its election promise to hammer out a 10-year collective agreement between the British Columbia Teachers' Federation and the B.C.

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After more than five hours of delegations - as well as a hearty debate among directors and a break to go into closed session to get legal advice - Metro Vancouver's board voted against the proposed coal facility at Fraser Surrey Docks.

Rookie MLA Judy Darcy has been given a plum posting in the NDP caucus. NDP leader Adrian Dix named the New Westminster MLA as the party's health critic. "I am so up for it," Darcy told The Record. "I am really excited about it.

Escape Velocity will once again be offering a four-week cycling camp for young women riders in Burnaby.

Seventeen-year-old Royal City native Mia Hargrave is going to Ecuador this summer on a mission to help others.

Right Rev. Michael Ingham, Anglican bishop of the Diocese of New Westminster, will receive an honorary degree from Simon Fraser University today (June 14) - two months before he retires.

City wants funding back for Cliff Block

A recent rupture of a gas line at a future school site was an educational experience for city officials. After construction crews hit a gas line at the construction site on June 3, Fortis B.C. shut down gas in the area and repaired the pipe.

Police officers work extra shifts providing traffic control on movie sets