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Hundreds of thousands have flocked to Vancouver for end of Eras Tour
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Victoria zooms forward with plan to slow down as council approves lower speed limits
Victoria drivers will soon need to ease off the gas as the city prepares to lower speed limits on most arterial and collector roads. City council unanimously approved a plan this week to reduce speed limit to 40 km/h on most major streets, with some dropping to 30 km/h.
Vancouver developer pays $8.5M for 99-year lease of school property
A majority of the board voted on Wednesday to pass bylaws to kickstart the disposal process of 1.6 hectares of "surplus" land just south of Sir Sandford Elementary School, that will be leased to Vittori Developments, a private company.
What the death of the 7-Eleven stabbing suspect in Vancouver means for the investigation
The investigation into a man who allegedly injured two people in a violent incident in Vancouver’s downtown Wednesday will be “limited,” according to police.
Charges recommended after SPCA seizes 59 dogs from puppy mill in Quesnel, B.C.
The B.C. SPCA is recommending charges against a Quesnel, B.C., woman after the society says it found nearly 60 dogs and over a dozen birds living in squalid conditions on her property.
First Person
My Japanese grandpa questions my decision to return to B.C. — the place where he lost so much
Avalanche warnings issued across B.C. as rain and snow hit
Q&A
Anne Fleming's novel Curiosities transports readers to the plagues, witch hunts and love stories of the 1600s
Group of B.C. Conservative MLAs turn on fellow caucus member for backing police board member's resignation
The Eras Tour has a huge carbon footprint. What's a green Taylor Swift fan to do?
Freezing rain, flurries set to hit parts of B.C. over weekend: Environment Canada
Parasite behind fish-killing whirling disease found in B.C.'s Kootenay Lake
Police close Highway 97 north of Kelowna for assault investigation
Department in charge of Old Age Security doesn't know if payments are enough, auditor finds
Feeding stray cats may do more harm than good, B.C. SPCA says
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Calling all Swifties: Celebrate end of the Eras in Vancouver with these Taylor-themed events