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Adrian Dix to stay on as B.C. NDP leader
The leader of British Columbia's New Democrats plans to stay on as head of the Opposition while launching a sweeping review of his party's failed election campaign.
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Cougar on the prowl near Port Moody snags dog as house cats go missing
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The somewhat elusive Springfield Ditch Projects gallery opened its latest exhibit May 18, and it runs through June 15.
Accused Vancouver smuggler to be extradited
A Vancouver restaurateur could be extradited to the U.S. in two weeks to face accusations he directed a drug ring involving hundreds of kilograms of cocaine allegedly brought into Canada.
Boosting bike ridership is 'possible' in car-consumed city
A cyclist rides over a cycling/walking link attached to the side of the North Arm Bridge of the Canada Line.
Getting Surrey's chickens in a row
As the public conscience turns more and more toward leading a healthy lifestyle and increasingly away from commercial food sources, one South Surrey woman is hoping to see Surrey make changes that would allow for more residents to raise their own chickens.
Car Explodes In Vancouver, British Columbia
A leaking acetylene tank is blamed for a blast early Wednesday that tore apart a car parked on a street in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Metro mayors aim to siphon federal gas tax from TransLink
Much of the money raised from the federal gas tax and returned to TransLink has so far ended up going to purchase more buses.
Fearless cougar stalks house pets in quiet Metro Vancouver community
U.S. President Barack Obama promises federal aid to supplement state and local recovery effort after Monday's powerful tornado in Moore, Oklahoma.
Fatal accident closes Lions Gate Bridge for 5 hours
Vancouver police and emergency crews rushed to the crash at mid-span around 5: 50 p.m. after a report of the rider colliding with an SUV came in.
West End Vancouver jolted by accidental car explosion
What is left of a car that exploded on Nicola Street near Robson Street in Vancouver on May 22, 2013.
Voters aren't like the rest of us: this is why the polls were wrong
BC Liberal leader Christy Clark prepares to cast her ballot during advanced voting in Burnaby, B.C. Wednesday, May 8, 2013.
Why the B.C. polls were wrong: voters aren't like the rest of us
BC Liberal leader Christy Clark prepares to cast her ballot during advanced voting in Burnaby, B.C. Wednesday, May 8, 2013.
The location of the condo towers proposed at Park Royal really puzzles me. Abutting Marine Drive at the busiest intersection in West Vancouver is hardly an appealing location to reside and the scale of the towers at this location seems totally out of character with the low profile of the shopping centre.
Aboriginal woman settles lawsuit over 3A1 2 years solitary confinement
BobbyLee Worm was held at the Fraser Valley Institution for Women, a multi-level federal prison in Abbotsford, B.C., designed to hold 86 women.
Cycling safety stressed as ICBC aims to cut crashes
ICBC is urging drivers and cyclists to take care as more riders take to the roads with the approach of summer weather.
Float-plane crash off Vancouver Island claims one life
A Harbour Air float plane flies through low cloud after taking off from Burrard Inlet in Vancouver, B.C., on Thursday February 16, 2012.
Vancouver weather 2013: 'top-10 warmest summers on record'
Quick photo-op for these swimmers in waters off of Kits beach as early season temperatures climbed to high 20s in Vancouver on May 5, 2013.
West Van police urge locking doors, windows after reports of intruder
West Vancouver police are warning residents to keep their doors locked at night after there were two break-ins early Monday - apparently as a result of unlocked doors.
Illegal tree cutting nets charges for arborist, homeowners
Two home owners and an arborist in North Vancouver have been charged with illegally cutting down trees in a North Vancouver park to improve their views.