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The B.C. Centre for Disease Control is looking for Lower Mainland cat owners who have recently contracted COVID-19 for a study on transmission of the disease between humans and their pets.

The number of schools in the Lower Mainland that have had COVID-19 exposures over the last 14 days has dropped dramatically, but there are still nearly 150 of them on local lists.

British Columbia doctors are speaking out about the rise in abuse, threats and vitriol directed at them and their staff as pandemic fatigue and restrictions have frayed nerves to the breaking point.

Homicide investigators have identified the woman found dead under suspicious circumstances outside Hope, B.C., this week as a 19-year-old who led a "transient lifestyle."

Theres no indication yet that the latest deadly shooting in B.C.s Lower Mainland is tied to the regions ongoing gang conflict, homicide investigators said Friday.

British Columbia has recorded another 317 cases of COVID-19 and two related deaths, health officials announced Friday in their final update of the week.

Campers say they were bullied and threatened to be shot by a group partying on Crown land at Harrison Lake over the May long weekend.

With public health restrictions not allowing for a large funeral, the community plans to pay tribute to the couple with a truck rally.

A youth curling coach facing three child sex charges in New Westminster is denying the allegations against him as CTV News learns he is a three-time Brazilian champion in the winter sport.

Im a mom, and I cant imagine my child dying at school. I cant imagine a child that I love never coming home, and not getting an answer, an artist said of her tribute.