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As pressure is mounting on the Canadian government to reopen the land border to the U.S. for non-essential travel, officials in B.C. are wary.

British Columbians will get another snapshot Thursday of how COVID-19 is spreading locally.

CTV News reporter Ben Miljure struggled to maintain his composure during a recent report on the Kamloops residential school tragedy. The incident inspired him to reveal a side of himself he has never shared publicly.

Another campground assault is under investigation in the Lower Mainland and this time, one man ended up in hospital with stab wounds.

A womans death is being investigated as a homicide in Naramata, B.C., and Mounties say it appears there are links between it and a double homicide in the same community last month.

If youre one of the more than 70,000 Vancouverites who has unpaid Vancouver Public Library fines, VPL would like to forgive you.

The union representing Canadas border guards is urging members to approve a strike, and is warning there could be disruptions at land crossings and airports as a result.

A new study from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control found that a single shot of Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccines reduced the risk of infection in British Columbians 70 and older by about two-thirds.

  NORTH VANCOUVER, B.C. -- When Ed Lien lost his beloved wife, Shirley, in 2017 after 66 years of marriage, he knew he wanted to stay in the home where they raised their family. But six decades of memories made it difficult. So the 90-year-old North Vancouver, B.C., man poured himself into a front yard project. “It was very important for me to be able to do this, because I needed a focus,” Lien said. “It simply began as building a fence, and it grew into a project for the Wizard of ...

A woman walking with her dog in Stanley Park earlier this week says she and her dog were ambushed by three coyotes.