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More chilly and challenging weather conditions are on the way for British Columbia's inner south coast

Province's unemployment rate increased as more people entered the workforce

Climate change cancelled a race Burnaby resident Verner Von Lofstrand really wanted to take part in so he’s putting all that hard training to good use on Saturday.

82 per cent of locals polled said they support extending the line to the UBC campus

Ultra-high-speed corridor could potentially link B.C., Oregon and Washington state

What’s the best way to warm up on a freezing night? For people who have nowhere to go, that’s a tough question. To help them answer that, people are raising money through the Coldest Night of the Year walk on Feb. 23.

While there are a number of places to spend family day across the Lower Mainland, the Vancouver Aquarium takes youngsters on an underwater journey of discovery. Family Day fun, fins and feathers runs at the Vancouver Aquarium from Saturday, Feb.

Abandoned boats aren’t just an eyesore – they are an environmental and navigational hazard. This might seem obvious, but some boat owners aren’t getting the message. Boating BC is trying to change that.

Candidates for the Burnaby South byelection have been invited to a townhall this Saturday in Burnaby to discuss if they will deliver on fighting climate change if elected.

A man in his 70s caught videoing up the skirts of young girls at a Burnaby mall has won an appeal to get more credit for time served and a shorter probation.