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A missing woman from Coquitlam, B.C., was found dead on Vancouvers Downtown Eastside late last month, police say.

With hot weather in the forecast for much of B.C., conservation officers are warning that attempts to keep cool could inadvertently invite an "unwanted visitor."

Five people were arrested following the seizure of guns and drugs in an investigation with ties to the Hells Angels.

Canadas highest court has unanimously upheld the first-degree murder conviction of a man found guilty of a January 2015 slaying near Prince George, B.C.

More B.C. parents are coming forward saying a bureaucratic change by the province means their children are no longer eligible to receive potentially life-saving medication at schools, despite being at risk for serious seizures.

Photos from the City of Vancouver Archives show how the Easter weekend looked in years past.

Some cherry farmers in British Columbia are using helicopters to push warm air over the trees as unseasonably cool temperatures threaten this years cherry crop even before the fruit has formed.

A B.C. organization that feeds children in need is seeing a spike in the number of families signing up for its programs.

A downtown boutique has closed its doors over the Easter long weekend after an "overwhelming" response from the public making donations for those displaced by a massive fire in Gastown.

Not knowing how many people in B.C. are or have recently been infected with COVID-19 makes predicting how the sixth wave of the pandemic will unfold very uncertain, according to an expert with an independent modelling group.