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What the loss of the Bay means for Vancouver
Experts say a knock-on effect will be felt by local businesses. A city councillor says he is unsure what will happen to the building that is an important part of the downtown core.
TransLink announces 4% fare increase for 2025
The transit authority says the increase is necessary to maintain services that people rely on in light of a $600 million operational shortfall expected next year.
Vancouver Art Gallery announces departure of CEO Anthony Kiendl
The art gallery's board of trustees made the announcement Tuesday, with its board chair saying it is shifting gears to a new version of its ongoing capital project and that Kiendl had other things he wanted to pursue.
New round of ICBC rebates going out to eligible British Columbians
This is the fifth-such ICBC rebate since February 2021. The rebates total $410 million, the insurer said.
Why 3 First Nations leaders say talk about Canadian sovereignty should include Indigenous perspectives
Talk about Canadian sovereignty — in the context of threats by U.S. President Donald Trump — and questions about what this means for Indigenous sovereignty and reconciliation are what brought together a Thursday morning panel discussion with Indigenous leaders Kory Wilson, Melanie Mark and Val Napoleon on CBC's The Early Edition.
Best Bird in B.C. contest returns for a second year
Last year, the Anna’s hummingbird was voted best bird in B.C. This year, Wildlife Rescue is turning to songbirds, hoping a sing-off will help educate people about the birds all around us.
B.C. to cancel secondary-suite incentive program
Due to "uncertain financial times," the pilot program will stop accepting applications after March 30.
Snow farming might help the ski industry survive global warming
As the climate changes, ski hills can’t always rely on snow arriving at the right time. However, snow farming can help ski destinations stay open.
Delta, B.C., council writes letter to province over 'unacceptable' weekend ER closures
Delta's mayor calls it 'unacceptable' not to have a proper, fully-staffed hospital with reliable health care. B.C.'s health minister says the service interruption was unavoidable, and they are doing what they can.
Snowmobiler dies in avalanche near Invermere, B.C.: RCMP
The death marks B.C.’s second avalanche-related death this season, and comes after Avalanche Canada warned of an increased avalanche risk in parts of the province earlier this week.