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VANCOUVER 鈥� Some time in the next 10 days, the federal government is supposed to announce its final decision on the Northern Gateway pipeline 鈥� the multibillion-dollar political minefield dividing the West.

[UPDATE] Highway 16 鈥� the main east-west highway in northern B.C. 鈥� reopened Monday, two days after it was shut down by a mudslide near Tete Jaune Cache. Drive B.C. said the mudslide occurred Saturday, just west of the Highway 5 junction.

Rules would restrict wreckers in part of Shaughnessy and require high-level recycling of older housing

Thousands of partygoers are planning to attend a beach party somewhere in 91原创 on Friday the 13th next week, but police and parks staff say they鈥檒l have to get past their officers first.

City refuses to work with the company on new Trans Mountain pipeline route

VANCOUVER 鈥� Those rush-hour shortcuts you鈥檙e taking are actually adding time to your commute, according to a study released Tuesday morning by a company that makes navigation devices for cars.

[UPDATED] The 17 Standardbred horses that died in a Langley barn fire on Sunday afternoon were valued at up to $1 million, according to the head of Harness Racing B.C.

A rural landowner is fighting to keep B.C. Hydro from expropriating her land for a massive conveyor belt that would supply stone for the Site C dam. Marilyn Shaman, who owns around 140 acres of forested land southwest of Fort St.

VANCOUVER 鈥� TransLink says it has no idea when it will issue Compass cards to the public, saying it wants to ensure it rolls out a 鈥渜uality鈥� system and is still wrestling with glitches on its website and card-readers on buses.

Several horses have perished after a fire broke out at a Langley farm Sunday. The Langley Township fire department received a call at around 2:40 p.m. about a fire at a commercial structure in the 3300-block 224th Street.