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The clock stands at 20 minutes from the hour when they start to enter single file through a heavy door on the second floor of the facility’s main rotunda.

Replacement of older buildings with more modern accommodation is pushing up prices

Tina Robertson was just trying to catch a stray cat out in front of her property when she heard it. “It freaked me right out,” she said. Then she looked up to see a “big ball of fire.” “It was moving like hell,” she said.

CHILLIWACK — The invitations are printed, but Sean and Sheena’s wedding guests will not be heading to Fantasy Farms for the couple’s dream rural wedding.

VANCOUVER — Some of B.C.’s tiniest hospital patients are waiting for special donors to step up, as the Provincial Milk Bank is close to running dry. The milk bank’s walk-in freezer at B.C.

VANCOUVER — B.C. can expect to receive about 400 Syrian refugees by the end of the year, the Immigrant Services Society of B.C.’s settlement services director said Wednesday.

VANCOUVER — A prosecutor Monday urged a jury to convict two men accused in a fatal attack on a Vancouver teen involving a samurai sword and a golf club.

Five Conservative MPs from the Lower Mainland have been named as critics in the Official Opposition's shadow cabinet.

Seat vacant after Jenny Kwan resigned; Premier has until early January to call vote

Local politicians and First Nation leaders are calling on the province to quickly avert another disaster at Mount Polley.