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A lawsuit filed by Delta against a company the city alleges caused significant ecological damage to Burns Bog will finally be heard in court next year. A B.C. Supreme Court trial is scheduled for Jan. 28, 2019.

A Syrian refugee family of seven people is currently homeless in the Burnaby area – and the call is being put out to anyone who can provide them with a home.

Rain and cooler temperatures have reduced the wildfire risk in most parts of the province, so the BC Wildfire Service has rescinded campfire bans in specific regions effective at noon today.

A confirmed measles case has prompted Fraser Health to issue an alert to passengers on a recent B.C. Ferries sailing, as well as to students at a Metro Vancouver high school. Fraser Health says the infected passenger was onboard the 7 p.m.

It comes after two summers of conducting their “The World is Not Your Ashtray” campaign.

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B.C. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver is urging the province to undertake its own made-in-B.C. environmental assessment of the Trans Mountain pipeline. “It is clear that B.C.

Rainbow Roundtable will be a safe space to ask questions, says facilitator Travis Jones

Almost all drivers in a recent survey recognized distracted driving has led to an increase in crashes and that phone use, especially texting, while driving was risky.

The Richmond News got a first look at the brand-new $24-million Brighouse Fire Hall #1.