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Standing on the busy Steveston pier, shielding her eyes from the bright afternoon sun two days before cannabis legalization, Dina Morgan describes her dream of opening a deli shop selling cannabis-infused eats in the historic neighbourhood.

Last week on Tuesday, October 10th, over 100 members of a First Nation community near Prince George were evacuated when a gas pipeline ruptured.

The Richmond News stands by the accuracy of its stories regarding allegations of vote buying in the upcoming civic election. The first version of the story published Oct.

Richmond’s new, glass-walled pump station – which was more than three years in the making – has been awarded Project of the Year by the Public Works Association of B.C. Recognized for its “multi-faceted design,” the No.

A simulated earthquake test is also coming to the Canada Line in Richmond this Thursday

Wellington Court made national headlines after homeowners complained of holding meetings in Mandarin only

Biggest increases occurred in Anmore, Port Moody, Vancouver, New Westminster and White Rock

Non-medical marijuana becomes legal in Canada on Oct. 17. But information about what you can and can't do remains a little... hazy. Here are some answers to questions Vancouverites might have about legalization.

A popular Chinese live-streamer has been sentenced to five days detention for "insulting" China's national anthem by waving her arms and mimicking a conductor as she sung the song during a broadcast to millions of her followers.

Students at West Vancouver’s Ecole Pauline Johnson had a recent lesson that was out of this world. Students gathered in the school gym Oct.