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Epidemiologist M-J Milloy will lead clinical trials to see how cannabis can positively impact those living with opioid addiction

The legislature clerk and sergeant-at-arms who were suspended and ushered from the building this week are asking to be returned to active duty.

An Anglican priest and her parishioner were handed seven days in jail today and a $2,000 fine, according to the group Protect the Inlet, for a protest in Burnaby earlier this year, but were spared having to pay the enormous legal costs that were bein

Another test of the wireless alerts system will be taking place next week, according to the provincial government. On Wednesday, Nov. 28, at 1:55 p.m., wireless alerts will again be tested in British Columbia as part of a countrywide emergency test.

Anti-pipeline activists are staging a “Salish Sea VS. NEB Day of Action” today in downtown Vancouver to mark the start of the new National Energy Board hearings into the Trans Mountain expansion project. The first event is at 3 p.m.

The deadline to accept mail-in voting packages for British Columbia's electoral reform referendum has been extended by a week.

A 28-year-old mother who admitted to suffocating her infant daughter multiple times to get attention from doctors and people on Facebook has been sentenced to a year in jail and three years’ probation.

Just a couple of days after news broke Kamloops was getting a sex doll rental business — one of the first in Canada — Kristen Dickson says things have gone nuts. "It's gone absolutely insane," says Dickson, who runs House of Dolls with her husband.

A former Speaker of the B.C. legislature is questioning the way sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz and legislature clerk Craig James were suspended on Tuesday.