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The Vancouver Park Board has recently created a position meant to better improve its response to unhoused people sheltering in the citys parks.

Lawn watering across Metro Vancouver will be limited to once a week when restrictions come into effect May 1, down from twice a week last year.

Parents in Chilliwack, B.C. are facing a tough decision after the Ministry of Health ruled their son ineligible to receive life-rescuing seizure medication at school.

Before COVID-19 knocked it off-stride, the HSBC Canada Rugby Sevens tournament at BC Place had become one of the citys most unique events, drawing thousands of costumed fans into the downtown core.

Nearly two dozen B.C. communities saw new record low temperatures in the early hours of Saturday morning, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.

A man was taken to hospital with "life-threatening" injuries after a single-vehicle crash in Abbotsford Saturday night, according to local police.

A dozen minimum-temperature records were broken or tied across B.C. Thursday as cold weather settled on many parts of the province.

A number of Royal Bank of Canada customers reported e-transfers disappearing from their accounts at the outset of the long weekend.

The Vancouver Canucks say captain Bo Horvat will be out for at least two weeks after suffering a lower-body injury.

An attempt by one Vancouver city councillor to include a question about proceeding with a 2030 Winter Olympics bid on the upcoming municipal election ballots was blocked by the rest of council this week.