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Social media may bring you information, conversation, and infatuation, but does it bring you joy? That’s partly what Jessie’s Legacy, a North Vancouver-based program that’s part of Family Services of the North Shore, has been exploring during the ann

The son of a Baptist minister who killed a man in Coquitlam nearly 25 years ago was denied day parole.

A contest is being held this month looking for the next SuperDog. Will it be your adorable pooch? The Pet Lover Show runs Feb. 23-24 at the Tradex in Abbotsford and is staging a star search for President’s Choice SuperDogs.

Mo money was apparently not the key to breaking a decade-long Burnaby Citizens Association monopoly on the Burnaby school board, according to disclosure statements for last October’s local elections.

Media lobbyist hosting forum for byelection candidates

A parent of a newborn may be fired by his Burnaby employer for refusing to take an out-of-province work assignment, the B.C. Court of Appeal ruled, overturning decisions of B.C. Supreme Court and the Human Rights Tribunal.

Union representing workers says it is still at odds with management after more than eight months of bargaining

The walking tour identifies the trees, plants and berry bushes in Stanley Park used for centuries by Coast Salish people for food, art, medicine and more

Foo says they’re an excellent dish for entertaining

The B.C. legislature will soon be subject to freedom of information scrutiny, the NDP house leader said Tuesday in response to a letter from three watchdogs recommending urgent reforms to increase transparency in the wake of a spending scandal.