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Matthew Murtagh-Wu and his family regularly dine out at Shoom, a Chinese restaurant on the corner of East 49th Avenue and Fraser Street in Vancouver that is usually bustling with customers.

Provincial Finance Minister Carole James released her budget on Tuesday.

After being diagnosed with ALS, a terminal illness, Dennis Compton didn't think he'd be able to continue his Valentine's Day tradition with his wife, but his daughter made it possible...

There are plenty of programs designed to talk to teenagers and young people about the dangers of drug misuse. But what about the other end of the aging spectrum? Medication management is complicated by issues that develop with age.

The following article is from Bullying Stops Here. For more information on bullying, visit pinkshirtday.ca . Bullying happens in many different forms.

Members of Burnaby council are set to make a “goodwill” visit to the city’s biggest Asian business centre to counter a false coronavirus rumour that is damaging business for merchants.

The Burnaby Board of Trade does not approve of the province’s Employer Health Tax, according to the board’s budget review. While the board was pleased to see a balanced budget announced for B.C.

TransLink says it has applied for an injunction in reaction to a planned protect in Vancouver today (Wednesday).

Attention all job seekers – a job fair is coming up soon. The Federation of Francophones of British Columbia (FFCB) is having its 2 nd Job Fair this February. This event is free and open to all, whether you speak French or not.

Pipeline protesters plan to block off the intersection of Broadway and Commercial Drive early Wednesday evening.