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West Vancouver council says it’s time to make discriminatory land covenants that forbid racial and religious minorities from buying land history. Coun.

Ski industry veteran cites project's collapse as cautionary tale for planned resorts at Valemount and Squamish, but developers tout economic benefits

Canadian universities with significant international student populations and extensive exchange programs in Asia are each taking unique approaches to how to respond to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak in China — although everyone shares one key measu

The school has been granted an extension on its financial protection, which will last until the end of May

First-term Cowichan Valley MLA Sonia Furstenau is the first into the race to succeed Andrew Weaver as leader of the B.C. Green Party. Furstenau made the announcement at a Monday morning news conference accompanied by six people who endorsed her bid.

New Valleycliffe firehall to be a post-disaster building that will allow muni to carry out emergency operations even after a disaster hits

One councillor raises questions about allegations against company

UVic financial officials are planning to adjust their investments to reflect a commitment to reducing carbon emissions and combating climate change.

Discussions on how to update eligibility requirements for medical assistance in dying are starkly different now that doctors have experience with the practice, says Justice Minister David Lametti.

A section of Highway 4 reopened Saturday night after a rockfall spilled onto the roadway overnight Wednesday, cutting off Tofino and Ucluelet from the rest of the Island. The province issued a traffic advisory at 8 p.m.