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Get naloxone – no matter how you choose to consume. That’s the message from the BC Centre for Disease Control, which is advising people in Burnaby who use drugs to get trained in overdose response and pick up a Take Home Naloxone kit.

A Vancouver pub will host a fundraiser this Sunday to raise money for a woman who has life-threatening injuries after being struck by a vehicle and dragged beneath it.

As guests walk through VanDusen Glow in the Garden this year, there’s one word Vancouver sculptor Bruce Waugh is hoping to hear: “Wow.

A director of the company was ordered to pay more than $7k to nine employees in August, and dozens more claims are being investigated

Sylvie Therrien said she was fired for blowing the whistle on government wrongdoing

Teen climate activist: 'I don’t know anything about an invitation to Victoria, and I have definitely not declined it because of “emissions” from the public transport ferry'

A South Okanagan produce stand was hit by thieves Sunday evening.

A moment of hesitation preceded an uproar of cheers and a shower of praise for Terry Beech as the Liberal incumbent, in Burnaby’s tightest race, reclaimed his seat in Parliament Monday night.

A government review of BC Ferries has raised the idea of building a terminal on Iona Island near YVR.

While it is getting darker earlier in Metro Vancouver, this month’s full beaver moon promises to illuminate the night sky.