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  VANCOUVER -- Mounties in Surrey say theyve seized more than 200 grams of fentanyl, several imitation firearms and a sword during recent traffic stops in the city. The first incident happened on June 4 around 4:40 p.m., when frontline officers stopped a driver near the intersection of 94 Avenue and King George Boulevard. "During their interaction with the driver, the officers observed items consistent with drug trafficking and arrested the driver and passenger," Surrey RCMP said in a news...

A driver and workers at a Langley bank were lucky to walk away uninjured after a car crashed into a building Saturday afternoon.

A 3,000-pound Jade boulder that was stolen from a B.C. gift shop last year is now on display again.

The father says his son was playing with the car keys and must have accidentally left the vehicle unlocked overnight.

Climate activist group Extinction Rebellion held a sit-in at a busy Vancouver intersection on Saturday afternoon in protest of old-growth logging on Vancouver Island.

A national class action lawsuit against the pharmaceutical companies behind Alesse birth control will go forward in B.C. courts.

Special drop-in COVID-19 vaccine clinics for youth ages 12 to 17 have been set up by Vancouver Coastal Health.

Mounties in B.C.s Interior say they have identified the victim of a homicide in the small village of Naramata, and theyre asking the public for help advancing their investigation.

As new COVID-19 cases continue to decline across B.C., exposures to the coronavirus in Metro Vancouver schools are becoming less frequent, but theyre still happening.

A man living on B.C.s Sunshine Coast has been fined $900 after letting a family of bears feast on a pile of grain outside his home.