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The first weekend of eased COVID-19 restrictions affecting gatherings, venue capacity, bars and nightclubs was a busy one, both for businesses and police in Vancouver.

Mounties in Coquitlam say a man they pulled over for driving erratically early Saturday morning turned out to be the victim of a shooting in the area.

Vancouver police taped off a residential street in the citys West Point Grey neighbourhood Sunday morning as they investigated what appeared to be a serious crime.

The former leader of the B.C. Liberals is stepping aside to give the newly elected leader a chance to join the legislature, CTV News Vancouver has learned.

Whether you need help from a professional or just want to read up on wellness, there are several mental health resources available in B.C.

COVID-19 health orders have been extended indefinitely in a part of B.C. thats seeing higher case rates per capita and lower vaccination uptake.

Friends, family and supporters of missing Langley woman Naomi Onotera held a candlelight vigil for her on Sunday night.

A suspect has been charged following a robbery reported in Richmond last month, Mounties say.

A record number of flights with COVID-19 cases on board passed through B.C. airports in the month of August, according to data from the B.C. Centre for Disease Control.

Vancouvers iconic Stanley Park is being fenced off for the first time ever as B.C. prepares to cull dozens of coyotes – a last-ditch effort to end an alarming series of unprovoked attacks on visitors.