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Nicholas Simons votes for rural-urban option in ‘complicated’ electoral reform referendum

VANCOUVER - BC Hydro is warning homeowners who string up elaborate holiday lighting displays that those decorations can significantly boost power costs.

Voter turnout continues to rise with one week to go in the mail-in referendum on B.C.’s voting system — and Vancouver Island ridings are leading the way. The latest numbers from Elections B.C. show that more than 1.

Temporary period will last until December 10

An Ontario recall on mouldy marijuana has been extended to the Province of British Columbia. Now, the distributer advises that if you are in possession of B.E.C.

ICBC has been in the news a great deal this year. With a soaring debt of over $1 billion, as well as a number of questionable policy choices, the insurance corporation has been a point of controversy.

Police have released details on how a van that was carrying members of the College Heights Secondary School girls volleyball team when went off the road early Tuesday afternoon.

Jo Ann Murray and fellow resident Ron Berezan serve jail time over Trans Mountain Pipeline demonstration

Health Ministry researchers, found to be wrongly fired and yet to be paid out for their public dismissal in 2012, say the treatment of two B.C. legislature officers this week appears similar.

Incidents involving buses and vehicles increasing, says School District 47 superintendent