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The trauma of living in a residential school didn’t disappear when the schools closed, nor did it die with the students that once walked the halls. It’s carried from generation to generation.

  VANCOUVER -- B.C.s provincial health officer said she will have details Thursday on what dose two could look like for those who received the AstraZeneca vaccine. AstraZeneca is linked with a very rare type of blood clot of which B.C. has now recorded three cases. Dr. Bonnie Henry said the latest case involves a man in his 30s in the Island Health region who is recovering in hospital. However, Henry did provide a crucial detail: those who received AstraZeneca will be given the choice as t...

  VANCOUVER -- There was a rather unusual sight along New Westminsters waterfront over the weekend, as a bear was spotted taking a stroll. The bear was seen going along the railway tracks near Stewardson Way. New Westminster police issued a warning to people in the area. The bear eventually made its way towards the New Westminster quay area where it was captured. “Safely capturing the bear required a brief closure of Columbia Street,” said Sgt. Sanjay Kumar in a news release. “We w...

  VANCOUVER -- If youve lost a large sum of money and recently made a donation to a Metro Vancouver Value Village, local police want to hear from you. Mounties in that city say "a large amount of cash" was found in a donation on Friday by an employee of the thrift store in Coquitlam. They immediately called police. "When the right person does call us, they will need to answer specific questions to make sure we are returning the cash to the correct individual," said Const. Deanna Law in a n...

A woman who was caught drunk driving in Burnaby, B.C., over the weekend decided to call her even drunker twin sister for a ride home, according to the RCMP.

As B.C.s coroner announced the April death toll due to the ongoing overdose crisis, municipal officials unveiled the final plan for the Vancouver model of decriminalization.

The latest data from B.C.s chief coroner shows that April was another deadly month in the provinces overdose crisis.

In a notice posted online Tuesday, operators said they plan to reopen the attraction on June 11.

B.C. conservation officers are investigating a bear attack that reportedly left a man with serious injuries Monday.

New rules that went into effect on June 1 could make it harder for you to buy a new home, but they could also cool down the red-hot housing market.