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Canada's entry requirements continue to evolve this year as countries around the world open up their borders to visitors, with many others also dropping COVID-19 testing requirements for entry.

VANCOUVER — The City of Vancouver says the ruins of a low-income hotel destroyed by fire earlier this month have been fully demolished.

Sales lag the Canada-wide 28.5 per cent year-over-year jump in February

New revenue sharing calculation increases revenue to First Nations by $63 million

VANCOUVER — Police in Vancouver have released months-old footage of a take-over-style robbery involving bear spray at a downtown retailer. The security footage shows two masked men entering a Gucci store on Dec. 9.

New Westminster’s secrecy over emails leading up to departure of top firefighter is "concerning," mayoral hopeful says

Productions not covered under safe harbour agreements could face job action within 72 hours

In 2016, Jacks was hospitalized with life-threatening complications from kidney failure but had recovered.

VANCOUVER — The British Columbia district council for the Directors Guild of Canada says it has issued a strike notice to the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers and the Canadian Media Producers Association's B.C. chapter.

VANCOUVER — Singer-songwriter Susan Jacks, who lit up the airwaves with her band's 1969 smash hit "Which Way You Goin' Billy?" has died while awaiting a second kidney transplant. She was 73.