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It’s Halloween season in Vancouver, both on and off the ice. In celebration of the spookiest time of the year, the Vancouver Canucks have released an epic in-arena opening video of a game between them and a demon army.

Incoming tech workers, downsizing empty-nesters, international students will all add to demand for purpose-built rental homes, says researcher

Accusations are flying and hard feelings are evident as the Delta Hospice Society grapples with the issue of legally assisted death.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police are investigating a disturbing incident in which a bus passenger in Burnaby freaks out and spits on a transit driver.

Meet Riley. She’s one of 10 dogs who were rescued by the SPCA in Squamish in 2016, and was adopted in February of 2017. A bearded collie, her human Paul tells us she “is loving life” in and around Yaletown these days. Riley as a puppy in 2016.

A North Vancouver bodybuilder has been fined just under $140,000 and placed under house arrest for four months as part of an 18-month conditional sentence after pleading guilty to producing and possessing anabolic steroids for the purpose of traffick

More density sought with new SkyTrain extension on the way

The B.C. government says a look at funding for the HPV9 vaccine will be part of its annual review of the province’s public funding structure following a call from the New Westminster school board to make it free to boys and young men.

One person was taken to hospital after a rollover crash at No. 4 and Williams roads in Richmond Monday night.

The spookiest night is approaching and ICBC is telling drivers to take more caution when driving on the roads this Thursday. According to ICBC, there were 1,000 crashes resulting in 370 people getting injured in B.C. last year on Halloween.