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B.C.’s first baby of 2019 was almost named Q. OK, perhaps “almost” is a stretch because the baby’s mom, Janet Shimizu, shut that one down pretty quickly when dad Lukasz Soswa suggested it.

Will Delta residents be able to buy some bud at a government retail store? While there’s currently no application by the BC Liquor Distribution Branch to open a government-run recreational cannabis store in Delta, the branch has reached out recently

The owner of a missing dog who’s been hanging around Richmond for the past couple weeks is asking people not to approach or chase the pup if they see him. Littlefoot, the rescue dog from Thailand who’s been on the loose since Dec.

West Vancouver police say a 34-year-old Vancouver man has died after becoming stuck in a clothing donation bin. An off-duty physician was the first person to come across the victim, around 8:30 a.m.

West Vancouver police say a 34-year-old Vancouver man is dead after becoming stuck in a clothing donation bin in the Ambleside area.

Murdered drug dealer’s mother can’t collect life insurance, appeal court rules

The Watch House still stands in the path of the Trans Mountain pipeline, with no plans to move

Well, we didn’t get a white Christmas in Metro Vancouver this year, but there’s a chance we could have a bit of a white New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Environment Canada’s forecast for the evening of Dec. 31 and the morning of Jan.

Rudolph may have gotten a pass on his red nose over the Christmas season. But anyone else – particularly those whose holiday cheer comes in a bottle – should be aware that Canada’s new drunk driving laws are now in effect, say local police.

B.C. Hydro pulled its last emergency crews off Salt Spring Island and other southern Gulf Islands on Sunday after restoring power lost when a wind storm slammed the coast on Dec. 20. Ted Olynyk, spokesman for B.C.