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VANCOUVER — Coquitlam drivers are finding themselves heading over the new Port Mann toll bridge by mistake because they can’t figure out whether to take Highway 7, 7A or 7B before it’s too late.

VANCOUVER - The political future of a former member of Parliament who was recently acclaimed to run for the B.C. Liberals in the May election remains unclear as he winds his way through the legal system facing federal tax charges.

VANCOUVER - The company behind a plan to use Chinese miners at a proposed underground coal mine in northern British Columbia is pleading with a pair of unions to drop their legal challenge of the project's temporary foreign worker permits and instead

VICTORIA - Children in British Columbia with complex care needs that can manifest themselves in violent rages deserve more from the child welfare system than being locked in windowless rooms or tranquilized by doctors, says a report detailing the fai

The city’s homeless advocate is anticipating next month’s City of 91Ô­´´-led homeless count will see a decrease in the number of people sleeping on the streets.

VICTORIA - Some British Columbians could be declared "incapable" by health authorities and lose the right to make their own financial and legal decisions under an outdated law and flawed investigative process, says the province's ombudsperson.

VICTORIA - Strength in numbers is behind a decision by three Independent politicians in British Columbia's legislature to mount a joint campaign to move the province's fixed election date and introduce democratic reforms.

VANCOUVER - As news spread that a thief had made off with a truck belonging to a 91Ô­´´ dog-walking business, prompting a frantic search for the two animals still inside, company owner Amy Villis was willing to take just about any help she could g

Surrey city hall has sent a cease-and-desist letter to a website selling hoodies and T-shirts that draw attention to the city's crime problem, Business in 91Ô­´´ has learned. SurreyShirts.

A convicted Surrey killer who was sentenced to eight years in prison for the brutal beating death of a woman during a party at his place in Newton in 1991 is once again in trouble with the law.