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Wildfires that race through communities, incinerating ingredients that make up modern-day life, can leave behind a trail of toxic metal, says an expert.

With summer still in full-swing, the owner of Whistler’s ski hills is already announcing when the slopes are set to open to skiers and boarders.

A B.C. Supreme Court justice has decided that the BC SPCA should receive roughly $1.4 million left to it in the will of a 99-year-old Vancouver woman who died in 2017, despite a handwritten note that would have reduced the animal welfare societys share to just $100,000.

B.C.s Ministry of Health announced 724 new cases of COVID-19 on Thursday, as well as two related deaths from the disease.

A 32-year-old man bit and choked a police dog while allegedly resisting arrest in downtown Vancouver early Thursday morning, according to police.

Afghans who call Metro Vancouver home and who know what its like to be young refugees reacted to the recent bombings with shock and heartbreak.

A backlash is growing among some B.C. businesses over the province’s incoming vaccine card program. Many have gone online to advertise that they will not be checking for proof of vaccination, in defiance of the public health order.

Homicide investigators have been called to Agassiz, B.C. after a young man was found dead in a field there Thursday.

A Catholic church in Prince George has been vandalized, and not for the first time, according to the local RCMP detachment.

There is growing concern from human rights advocates about B.C.s vaccine passport plan and its lack of exemptions.