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Opposition MLA pushes for wildfire policy reforms in B.C., such as following Australia's 'stay or go' model

With B.C. still dealing with a series of massive wildfires that have displaced thousands of people in the Okanagan and Shuswap, an opposition MLA is...

Video promoting $2,000 rent for 200-square-foot Vancouver apartment gets widely criticized

The rents for newly renovated and furnished studio units at the Lotus Hotel had been publicly listed for $1,995 a month for some time.But it...

Search for B.C.'s best lake: Final 4

British ColumbiaA famed fishing and camping spot. A postcard image only accessible through a punishing hike. A turquoise-bathed playground of the Okanagan. And the epicentre...

Search for B.C.'s best lake: Round 1

There are 386,016 natural lakes in British Columbia, according to the provincial government, and 4,965 of them have names.Many of them you know: they define entire regions...

'Time to move on': Surrey mayor appears boxed in after province turns police recommendation into an order

In a day all about Surrey, the most noteworthy line may have come from Vancouver."It's time to move forward on policing," said Vancouver Mayor Ken...

Why Ottawa's decisions over the future of the RCMP could impact B.C.'s own decision in Surrey

In theory, the B.C. government's news conference on Monday was about health-care professionals teaming up with police officers on mental health calls. In reality, it became the...

Questions about B.C. Housing's relationship with Atira go back more than a decade

On Tuesday in B.C.'s Legislature, the opposition B.C. United Party spent their entire time asking the government about the relationship between B.C. Housing and Atira Women's...

Why post-Expo decisions more than 35 years ago plague Science World — and the land next door — today

David Eby came to Science World with all the enthusiasm of a premier making a good news announcement."It's bring your kid to work day here...

B.C. government to make decision on Surrey policing on Friday

On Friday, the future of policing in Surrey will be decided — again. Public Safety Minister and Solicitor General Mike Farnworth will announce the province's decision...

A 'sad day' on Vancouver's Downtown Eastside — but also a repetitive one

The irony was impossible to ignore.Inside Vancouver's Wall Centre — a 48-storey condo of glass named for one of the city's most prominent developers —...

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