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A group of single mothers is taking the B.C. government to court over a provincial policy that claws back spousal support payments from people on income or disability assistance. Three mothers have filed a civil suit in B.C.

People just can’t stop themselves from driving down a flight of stairs on the University of B.C.’s Point Grey campus. For the third time since Oct. 5, a vehicle became stuck in the same spot near the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre.

A Burnaby mayoral candidate says if she is voted into office in the Nov. 15 municipal elections she will ban acts that harm public decorum — unsavoury stuff like wedding kisses and hand holding.

The proposed $7.9-billion Site C hydroelectric dam on the Peace River cleared major environmental hurdles Tuesday as the federal and B.C.

VANCOUVER - The man behind the wheel of a car that plunged into False Creek Monday night was an elderly visitor from Germany, according to 91Ô­´´ police.

A man and his dog were rescued from the waters off Vanier Park in 91Ô­´´ Monday night after his car ended up driving into False Creek. Police and emergency crews were called to the area of the Burrard Civic Marina just after 8:30 p.m.

B.C. government only conducted five inspections during period, none at Mount Polley mine

Use of hand-free communications is no panacea, professor says

Karla Laws was in the right place at the right time last week. Laws has been a letter carrier with Canada Post for 11 years. Over the years, she has gotten to know many of the neighbours on her routes.

Trend is national, but most pronounced in B.C.