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ABC Vancouver spent 100 times more on social media ads than Green party rivals
Analysis of Meta spending in final 90 days before Oct. 17 election shows ABC invested $62,000 while top challenger Green party spent...
Save-On-Foods notifies thousands after More Rewards database breached
Hackers accessed names, addresses, phone numbers, emails and birthdates in attack detected Tuesday. Company says payment and credit card...
Vancouver police arrest woman in Victory Square assault on 73-year-old senior
A 33-year-old woman has been arrested following an assault on an older woman in downtown Vancouver. Police released surveillance video...
Surrey voters choose mayor and council on October 17 in tight race
Four mayoral candidates are pitching competing visions for rapid transit, particularly on King George Boulevard. Voting is Saturday.
B.C. Securities Commission issues alert over fake news ring targeting junior-listed companies
An international network of AI-generated fake news sites is promoting at least four B.C. public companies to investors with claims of...
Surrey mayoral race leans Locke as challengers split despite majority wanting change
Brenda Locke leads with 33 percent in a new poll as 53 percent of Surrey voters say they want a new mayor — but change-seekers are...
Vancouver mayoral race split among challengers as 62 percent want Ken Sim out
A new poll shows most voters want change, but Pete Fry barely edges Sim among decided voters as the field fractures — giving the...
Advance voting for B.C. election starts Friday through Oct. 21
Voters can cast ballots at any polling place in the province from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Final voting day is Saturday, October 24.
Cypress Mountain planning four-season expansion with 2-km zipline and new lifts
Resort development plan includes Nordic lodge, doubled beginner ski terrain, mountain bike park twice previous size, and expanded...
DNA evidence strongly links Mann to Surrey woman's fatal stabbing in June 2024
Forensic biologist testifies kitchen knife, hoodie and phone swab all showed DNA matching second-degree murder suspect in Tori Dunn's death.
Confidential documents reveal BC NDP plan to cut costs of First Nations land transfers
Unpublished Forest Act changes would remove logging-rights compensation, shifting financial burden to forestry businesses as province...
BC NDP commits $250M to Surrey's King George Boulevard bus rapid transit line
The funding would extend a 19-km rapid bus route from SkyTrain's Surrey Central to South Surrey, projected to carry over 25,000 riders...
