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B.C. police say a recent complaint about barking dogs helped officers locate a suspect wanted in Manitoba for multiple offences.

  VANCOUVER -- First Nations communities across B.C. are in mourning after the remains of 215 children were found on the site of a former residential school in Kamloops. The discovery illustrates the damage the school system continues to cause, even decades after being disbanded. The remains were found last weekend using a ground-penetrating radar. The Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc band is now working with the Royal British Columbia Museum to see if any records of the deaths can be found. ...

CN Rail has been fined $100,000 for spraying pesticides over 150 kilometres of train tracks in northwestern B.C. without authorization.

The British Columbia Securities Commission alleges that Geoffrey Rajay Sidhu advised a woman he met online to take out a mortgage on her home, which she owned outright, and invest most of the money in his fathers company.

B.C.s top health officials will release one more COVID-19 update for the week.

A group of residents and workers in Vancouvers Downtown Eastside spoke out Thursday about what they say is a two-year process to hold local police officers accountable.

A program that provides support services for survivors of sexual assault in British Columbia is getting an extra $10 million to expand its work across the province.

Police are investigating after five vehicles were vandalized while parked beside Vancouvers Sunset Beach.

The pastor of a Coquitlam church says the new COVID-19 safety guidance is a step in the right direction, but things larger churches should be allowed to accommodate more people.

Nine more businesses in the Lower Mainland have temporarily closed their doors in the past week because of likely COVID-19 transmission between employees.