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British Columbia’s wine industry has become the first casualty in a rapidly escalating trade war between Alberta and B.C. over the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project.

Coun. Chak Au says he is “generally” pleased with the provincial NDP government’s new non-medical cannabis policies that will allow local politicians, such as himself, to push for strict municipal guidelines for retail pot shops.

Richmond is seeking public input on the design of a new Steveston Community Centre, the city announced on Monday.

The colourful artwork of Takashi Murakami is now gracing the inside (and outside!) of the Vancouver Art Gallery.

In the wake of announcing ICBC’s financial crisis, the B.C. government is directing the insurance corporation to limit minor injury claims. Announced on Tuesday, the new limit of $5,500 is one response to ICBC’s projected net loss of $1.

Amazon has no explanation for the slew of mysterious, anonymous mailouts sent Canadian universities and colleges, but insists it’s investigating.

Coming up to celebrate the Lunar New Year, the world-renowned 12 Girls Band is giving its first Vancouver performance at the Orpheum Theatre. The Feb.

Fast-paced technology, busy schedules and maintaining health and relationships can lead to stressful, hectic lives. For those looking for a moment to pause and catch their breath, meditation could be the answer.

Meridian Marine Industries Inc., a Richmond company on the Fraser River, has inked a deal to handle warranty work for BC Ferries’ three new Salish-class vessels that were built in Poland. Meridian will represent Remontowa Shipbuilding S.A.

Having just celebrated my birthday, I can tell you firsthand that aging is its own reward. Or rather, rewards cards + birthdays = bigger rewards.