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Hundreds of people gathered on Sunday in downtown Vancouver with signs asking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to apologize for how he dealt with what’s being called the “hijab hoax” incident.

A concerned Richmond resident is collecting signatures to see lights installed at a crosswalk near Westwind Elementary School. Since Feb. 2, Judie Schneider has been collecting signatures online through Change.org .

Who has the best Peking duck? Or your favourite spring rolls? More than 100 Richmond restaurants are hoping to win diners’ favour as polls have opened for the 2018 Chinese Restaurant Awards.

B.C. blueberries are getting international recognition as the BC Blueberry Council heads on a whirlwind tour of trade shows. Starting in Berlin, Germany from Feb. 7 to Feb.

Vancouver artificial intelligence entrepreneurs help map out the industry’s future

A new daily non-stop flight between Vancouver and Tofino has been added to Pacific Coastal Airlines’ spring schedule. The new flight starts April 3, though the spring schedule will begin March 4 and be in effect until June 3.

If you have ever considered adding a reptile or amphibian to your home, Reptile Rescue, Adoption, and Education Society can help Due to a rise in “renovictions” and “no pet” policies in many Metro Vancouver’s rental properties, some people have to gi

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.