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British Columbia has had its first death as a result of COVID-19 — a male resident of a North Vancouver extended care home. It’s also the first death from the outbreak in Canada.

Another bleak year for salmon returns is being forecast by federal officials, prompting predictions that this could turn out to be a disastrous season for the commercial fishing industry.

Squamish Search and Rescue volunteers rescued an injured snowmobiler from Blanca Peak, in the Elaho Valley on Sunday afternoon. SAR's BJ Chute told The Chief the call came in from the RCMP at about noon Sunday.

Researchers have been flocking to coastal communities in B.C. to collect blood, feathers and track the movements of several species of gulls, including at the Sechelt landfill.

The French tourist at the wheel of a minivan involved in a crash that killed West Vancouver resident Sage Massey has been fined $1,800 for driving without due care and attention. On Aug.

More than 140 layers of data make up the David Suzuki Foundation and Ocean Wise's new Atl'ka7tsem/Howe Sound Marine Conservation Assessment interactive map

Whistler property was at centre of alleged rental scam

The Independent Contractors and Businesses Association of British Columbia (ICBA) is suing a former employee for fraud, claiming she created fictitious employee profiles while working as a benefits administrator to misappropriate approximately $70,00

As one of the capital region’s more plain-spoken politicians, Mike Hicks has always been good at cutting through the crap. Now, he’s getting rid of it as well.