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More B.C. tenants are evicted through no fault of their own than anywhere else in Canada

Renters in British Columbia face the highest eviction rates in Canada, but it's through no fault of their own, according to a new report...

Coyote bites 6-year-old child in Burnaby park

For the second time in five days, a coyote has attacked a young child in the Lower Mainland.The B.C. Conservation Officer Service says a 6-year-old...

The top 10 Vancouver Canucks prospects (end of season edition)

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Flood risks remain as B.C. heat wave smashes temperature records

Environment Canada says unseasonably hot temperatures in British Columbia will persist over the coming days, with special weather statements warning of high river streamflows...

Ex-Canuck Ed Jovanovski pumped by pesky Panthers playing like it's 1996

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Heat wave challenges firefighters in B.C. as new wildfires prompt evacuations

Northeastern B.C. continues to see large wildfires burn out of control, as unusually hot weather challenges firefighters.Dozens of people remained out of their homes Sunday in...

A B.C. man called a toll-free mental health hotline. He was charged $33 for the call.

A Metro Vancouver man was shocked when his phone provider charged him for a call with a toll-free hotline for mental health support. CBC has...

Rare blankets made from fur of extinct woolly dog on display at North Vancouver museum

For thousands of years, the Salish woolly dog resided on B.C.'s southwest coast, providing their owners with companionship — and hair. Now, blankets woven from...

Mother's Day can be a reminder of love — and loss

This story is part of Amy Bell's Parental Guidance column, which airs on CBC Radio One's The Early Edition.I am a mother, and I wear that badge...

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