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Jason Guo was so upset after his pup died following an arduous flight from China that he set up a foundation to cope with his grief and help local animal charities at the same time.

Ride-hailing is finally making its way to B.C. B.C. roads could see ride-hailing companies as early as Sept. 16 – when new licensing and insurance regulations take effect – according to the provincial government, who announced the regulations July 8.

The Government of Canada has issued a travel advisory for the United States due to earthquakes in the Searles Valley in California. Classified under “natural disasters and climate,” the advisory was issued on July 6 after a 7.

Late last summer, Research Co.took an early look at the views of British Columbians on the complex issue of automated speed enforcement. At the time, the Insurance Corp.

Families will be treated to an array of free or low-cost concerts across the Lower Mainland for three years, thanks to a $1 million grant to the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (VSO). The 2018-19 season marks VSO's 100th anniversary.

In May, for the sixth month in a row, the number of mental health incidents that Richmond RCMP dealt with is above the five-year average and this number is expected to grow.

Institutions fall quickly these days. The New Democratic Party would be well advised to understand that as it staggers almost helplessly into this federal election. Time appears to have passed it by. It is rudderless and rapidly aging out.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is inviting people to tell them "how to make B.C. transportation better"

Benefit payments in the hundreds of thousands to a few Richmond city employees in 2018 significantly bumped up their compensation, according to recently released financial documents.

Jettly hopes to make the ‘private jet’ experience a reality for everyone