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Reported by Gabrielle Plonka A Richmond mayoral candidate is calling for more information about the finances of the Olympic Oval Corporation, reigniting a decade-long controversy over the oval’s claims of being independently profitable…

Reported by Lisa Steacy Advocates say they are relieved that the Vancouver police’s street-check practices, which were intimidating and frightening for many Indigenous people, will be subject to an independent review. Lorelei…

By Cameron Thomson After Kevan O’Brien had the front tire stolen from his locked bike that was inside his Gastown building’s parking garage, he lost his trust in leaving anything there. “On a scale of one to 10 being inside my…

This afternoon Melanie Mark, minister of advanced education, skills and training, will announce the details of the new funding at the University of Fraser Valley, Aboriginal Gathering Place.

“With 76 southern resident killer whales remaining, people are worried they'll be extinct unless this government takes immediate action,” Fin Donnelly told parliament.

Crisis on Campus? was a public dialogue event organized by SFU’s Semester in Dialogue in order to open the conversation about student mental health.

Advocates are rallying for an increased and equal minimum wage for all British Columbians, saying current wage standards are not enough to support living in the province.

Reported by Desirée Garcia The first-ever youth homeless count in Metro Vancouver is set to begin on Apr. 4, and will gather data to create an accurate picture of how many homeless youths are living in Vancouver and what risks they may…

With limited space in senior care facilities, elderly people who decide to stay in their homes are confronted by additional costs to make their homes accessible.

Today, Premier John Horgan and Melanie Mark, Minister of Advanced Education, Skills said the provincial government will be investing money into technology and trades.