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B.C. seeks jurisdiction over oil shipments with court reference

British Columbia cracks down on drug-making equipment

B.C.’s pipeline reference case to argue science not settled on diluted bitumen

Polish climbers hit by B.C. avalanche call home for help, spark far-flung rescue

B.C.’s new child-protection law includes Indigenous communities as decision makers

Pet owners squeezed by Vancouver’s tight rental market call for protection

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Hells Angels clubhouses likely to be used to plan future crimes, lawyer says as B.C. civil-forfeiture case begins April 23

British Columbia moves to cap auto insurance payouts April 23

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B.C. introduces legislation proposing limit on auto insurance claims, faster resolutions April 23

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Vancouver’s empty-homes tax to rake in $30-million in first year; many properties exempted April 23

Vancouver’s empty homes tax expected to rake in $30-million in first year April 23

Documents raise concerns over horses shipped from Calgary to Japan April 21 Updated

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Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson apologizes to Chinese community for historic discrimination April 22

Small airplane makes emergency landing on B.C.’s Coquihalla Highway near Merritt April 22

Hells Angels civil-forfeiture trial finally set to begin in B.C. Supreme Court April 22

B.C. universities impose steep tuition increases for foreign students April 22

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One man dead, one arrested after altercation in Vancouver April 22

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‘I do not believe a political compromise is achievable’: Trans Mountain pipeline dispute likely to rely on the courts April 20

Man accused of murdering Abbotsford, B.C., high-school student not fit for trial: court April 20

Health Canada investigating after Victoria naturopath treats boy with rabid-dog saliva April 20

Vancouver’s short-term-rentals deal with Airbnb a show of diplomacy April 20

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How B.C.’s head of state Judith Guichon chose a minority government over an election April 19

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Vancouver eyes allowing permanent residents to vote April 19

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Man accused in fatal stabbing at Abbotsford, B.C., school unfit to stand trial: defence lawyer April 19

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Funeral held for Victoria officer who died 30 years after crash put him in unresponsive state April 19

External investigation into conduct of ex-Victoria police chief can proceed, B.C. court rules April 19

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Buyer cuts a deal for Canada Line townhouse April 19

Family of missing B.C. man appeals to public for help solving decade-old case April 19

Ottawa to boost powers to push through Trans Mountain pipeline April 18 Updated

Loophole in B.C.’s new campaign-finance law to be fixed: communities minister April 18

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Victoria police officer Ian Jordan was in a vegetative state for 30 years April 18

Vancouver adopts bylaw to cut lawn, garden watering to two days a week during summer April 18

City of Vancouver moves one step closer to allowing liquor sales in grocery stores April 18

Vancouver condo flips flying under the radar April 18

Man acquitted on terror charges in B.C. is a security risk: RCMP officer April 16 Updated

B.C. attorney-general calls Alberta’s proposed fuel-restriction bill a ‘bluff’ April 17

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Evacuation alert in B.C. Interior widens as water levels rise April 17

B.C. judge stays charges against two Mounties due to lengthy delays getting cases to trial April 17

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‘Out of time, money’: Vancouver’s Roundhouse Radio to stop broadcasting April 30 April 17

Online platforms could redirect people at risk of radicalization, expert says April 17

Police in Saanich, B.C., still looking for clues nearly 45 years after man’s death April 17

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Public inquiry may be needed into role of money laundering in high B.C. housing prices Adrienne Tanner April 15 Updated