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One of spring’s most stunning sights in B.C. is poised to be in bloom. The Abbotsford Tulip Festival announced Tuesday they would be in “soft bloom” mode starting April 9.

A research team at Simon Fraser University has identified a compound found in sea sponges that could be developed into future treatment therapies for HIV.

When most costs of living are rising, natural gas bills will not. Thanks to approval to keep rates steady from the British Columbia Utilities Commission, Metro Vancouver residents won’t see any changes to their natural gas bills.

According to a staff report being presented at a city planning meeting Tuesday, the majority of Richmond farmers want home plate sizes on the ALR to remain the same, based on feedback gathered during a public consultation.

Flight out of YVR delayed? Relax. You’re in one of the Most Impressive Airports in the World.

For the next four days, more than 1000 Indigenous youth delegates are gathering in Richmond to explore, learn and engage with their peers at the Gathering Our Voices youth leadership training.

BC Ferries is adding more sailings on two routes connecting Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island in preparation for a busy travel period over the Easter long weekend.

Coming up next month, three Vancouver magicians are putting up a Vegas-style production, Fate 2: The Dance and Illusions of Oslen , at Richmond’s River Rock Casino to raise funds for charity.

We might be paying out the nose for our rentals and mortgages, but darn do we have it good here in Vancouver. At least we have it good enough to net Vancouver a fresh ranking as the number one North American city for “Quality of Living.

The city expects to add 50 more low-rent units every year