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Shipyard and drydock companies in North Van argued their work has been unfairly halted by the tugboat captains' strike. But a B.C. Supreme Court justice ruled the pickets can stay.

The federal government announced on Monday an end to mandatory vaccination, random tests, quarantine, use of the ArriveCan app and masks on planes and trains.

Gasoline prices in Vancouver spiked twice over the weekend by 38 cents, while Greater Victoria also saw sharp increases.

Homeowners will be required to register their suites and pay a nominal fee

No one likes paying income taxes, and no one likes paying interest and penalties.

Municipal hall would be closed on Mondays, hours extended Tuesday to Friday

Mayor’s motion acknowledged the First Nations have been pushed to the margins of their economic heartland and now that they control a swath of land just north of the downtown core the city should support their efforts

The 1908 building contains 70 rental apartments and a chapel that’s rented to artists

The decline in home-ownership rates between 2011 and 2021 was the largest for younger Canadians, with the rate falling to 36.5 per cent from 44.1 per cent for those between the ages of 25 and 29

Seafood Watch has placed lobster and crab on its “red list”