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The Sunshine Coast man, charged with aggravated assault for stabbing his wife with a kitchen knife, was found not guilty after a "cocktail of prescription drugs and alcohol" left him in a state of automatism, a Supreme Court judge has found.

Get a sneak peek at the first week of spring, too.

Just who spent what during the last B.C. municipal elections?

TransLink says Vancouver's Route 100 on Marine Drive will have 19 battery-powered buses supported by two five-minute charging stations by 2024.

BC government says it's "critical" that folks know help is on the way when they call 911.

These are what travellers sent home after a visit to Vancouver.

The lager honours B.C's first licensed dentist known as Painless Jones

Little Walker Martin can barely walk, but he absolutely jars this shot from long distance at a North Vancouver pocket park

A BC provincial court judge declined to grant North Vancouver Save Old Growth organizer Ben Holt, 52, a conditional discharge. Judge Gregory Rideout said it was a "significant aggravating factor" that Holt continued with the protests despite bail conditions banning him from blocking traffic.

The B.C. Liberals say they would invest $1.5 billion over three years.