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Herb Silber received his second dose of COVID-19 vaccine while in New York for family reasons last month. Since returning to Vancouver, he has struggled to get the province to update his vaccination record.

The RCMP say the body of a woman whose vehicle was swept away by a fast-moving river near Keremeos, B.C. has been recovered.

Rivers on the North Shore can change from a babbling brook to a raging river in just a few hours.

The American comedians latest TikTok video includes a cocktail recipe that calls for an unlikely measurement of tequila.

  VANCOUVER -- The B.C. nursing student who was dragged by a police officer during a wellness check in Kelowna, B.C., last year has settled her lawsuit against the RCMP. Surveillance video captured Cpl. Lacey Browning dragging Mona Wang face-down across an apartment building lobby in January 2020, then stepping on her head. Wang was handcuffed and only wearing a bra and leggings at the time. The university student confirmed that she settled her lawsuit in a statement on Friday afternoon. ...

Just four businesses in the Lower Mainland have been ordered to close due to COVID-19 transmission in the last week, a massive decrease from the number of closures seen in the region when health officials were first empowered to order them back in April.

Health officials in B.C. announced 183 new cases of COVID-19 and one related death in their final update of the week.

Researchers at UBC and BC Cancer say a new discovery in the aggressive and often fatal childhood cancer known as Ewing sarcoma has the potential to prevent metastatic spread in a number of cancer types.

  VANCOUVER -- Some 100 British Columbians have had their open-heart surgeries postponed in the past two months due to a shortage of critical resources required by the sickest COVID-19 patients, according to sources within the medical system.  When CTV News Vancouver asked the Provincial Health Services Authority about the estimate, the authority did not deny its accuracy, but insisted that the most dire cardiac procedures are still taking place at the same rate as usual. “From February...

The Insurance Corporation of British Columbia has created a new position aimed at ensuring the Crown-run auto insurer makes fair and transparent decisions related to its newly launched enhanced care plan.