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Two SMU students take home top prize at 2022 Youth Innovation Showcase with self-heating lifejacket, Beavers use donated socks in ‘snowball’ fight

Why does southwest B.C. seemingly struggle with what much of the country manages with more ease? 

Soaring food prices take a bite out of charity’s efforts to provide 180,000 meals a year

Imagine you invited 100 people over for dinner. Now, it’s really hard to know what everyone’s going to want to eat with only five people, let alone 100. So you get this brilliant idea to invite them all to a meeting ahead of time to decide what to eat; everyone gets their say.

After British Columbians took to the polls to elect their local representatives, several communities across the province have new mayors.

Here's what we know so far about the outcomes of the races for mayor and council in Richmond, Port Moody, Burnaby and beyond.

Its election day in New Westminster as residents elect a mayor and council to lead for the next four years. Follow this post for results.

From Surrey to West Van, a reshuffling of power looms in the region’s booming (and shrinking) cities.

Three mayoral candidates for New Westminster share ideas for how to revitalize the downtown core, which has deteriorated in recent decades due to the opioid crisis, homelessness and COVID-19.

People in New Westminster will be getting a new mayor in 10 days, with two-term mayor Jonathan Cote not seeking re-election. Advance voting began Wednesday in the city, where voters will be choosing between three mayoral candidates.