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How many trick-or-treaters came to your door? What did you give them? Fill out the form and get involved with CBC British Columbia's annual treat count this Halloween.

Individual polling station results in Vancouver show mayor-elect Ken Sim won almost everywhere

By Julie Gordon OTTAWA (Reuters) - Renters are increasingly likely to occupy newer homes in Canada, suggesting investors may be displacing owner-occup...

Homeless people who are more comfortable speaking a language other than English are often missed by government aid

StatCan’s latest survey is troubling on many levels. But the housing crisis isn’t without solutions. Our newest Hot, Hot Housing.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney is appealing to Vancouvers priced out professionals to consider moving to his province

In today's Morning Brief, a historic climate bill just passed by the U.S. Congress could have implications in entrenching Canada's role in the shift toward clean transportation.

The Vancouver plan has the aspirational goal of increasing density through an equitable, sustainable land-use plan.

CEO Kevin Quinn said the drop in ridership and revenue during the COVID-19 pandemic has made the public transit provider realize it needs to diversify how it generates additional revenue that doesn't rely on taxation. 

The city of Gadsdens Summer Food Service Program will provide lunches to children throughout the summer at no cost.