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Of B.C.’s three main party leaders, John Horgan is the one British Columbians would most likely invite into their homes for dinner, according to a just-released, pre-election Insights West poll. In the poll, conducted more than a month ago (Feb.

Vancouver businessman Jim Pattison has donated a record $75 million toward the St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation, money that will go towards the creation of the Jim Pattison Medical Centre.

The issue of child care hits families right in the heart — the safety, wellbeing and development of their children is at stake. It also hits them right in the wallet.

A Lillooet man whose drunk driving killed three people, including two cyclists, should receive a 12-year jail term, a prosecutor argued Monday.

A Heiltsuk village site on B.C.’s mid-coast is three times as old as the Great Pyramid at Giza and among the oldest human settlements in North America, according to researchers at the Hakai Institute.

The sudden death of four people, including two children, in a remote B.C. community has left friends and loved ones in mourning. Local media identified the victims as Harvey Volaine, his wife Melissa Penner, and their two boys, Kaylex, 10, and Ay, 7.

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VICTORIA — In a small meeting room at a Coquitlam hotel, the B.C. Liberal Party is test-driving many of the ads that will saturate your social-media feeds, and TV airwaves, during the election campaign.

A B.C. Supreme Court ruling will send shock waves through the arm of the Canadian real-estate market that is powered by foreign capital, say immigration lawyers.

A Sierra Club B.C. report released Monday argues that the Liberal provincial government is leaving taxpayers with a costly legacy of bad decisions, corporate subsidies, and failed LNG projects.