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New mine will not use a dam to store waste

A condo and a house were bought outright in Richmond and White Rock, then mortgaged for $1.1 million

Renter’s first clue surfaced when automatic credit card payments stopped

Sheridan Hill in Pitt Meadows is a special place for many. For the Katzie First Nation, it’s an integral part of their creation story. For nearby residents, it’s a place to raise their families and operate their businesses.

The estate of a man who died from heart failure after allegedly being overworked at a Vancouver chicken slaughterhouse is suing his employer for damages.

VANCOUVER - The Vancouver Police Board must pay $15,000 to a transgender woman for discriminating against her, the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has ruled.

Vancouver will have more than 15,500 tech job openings between now and 2019, a recent report shows, which will intensify an already competitive job market that has companies fighting to attract new talent and keep employees from heading south of the

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If there is one thing Nicole Whitford knows, it’s that chihuahuas are never trained as service dogs in B.C. Yet she sees service dog vests on these tiny animals — and on other ill-behaved, untrained, fake service dogs — from time to time.

One for the road didn't go so well for a truck driver hauling beer through Langley and neighbouring Lower Mainland communities.