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Who controls the centre lane on the Lions Gate Bridge?
If you have ever been in one of the tens of thousands of vehicles that crosses the Lions Gate Bridge every day, you may have wondered who decides the ever-changing direction of the centre lane and how they determine when to change it.
B.C. sees thousands of wildfire evacuees every year. But are people moving permanently?
Wildfires temporarily forced 7,000 British Columbians from their homes last year. Experts say the threat of fire is beginning to impact where people live in B.C., but the extent of the wildfire-induced migration isn’t yet known.
Police investigating shots fired at Bollywood actor's Surrey, B.C., café
A number of shots were fired at Kap's Cafe early Thursday morning while staff were inside. Police say no one was injured.
Vancouver's Kitsilano pool reopens Saturday
Following extensive maintenance, Kits Pool is reopening for the 2025 summer season. The city has launched a study, which includes public engagement, on next steps for the aging facility.
Thousands petition to save Pitt Meadows, B.C., movie theatre from closure
Known for its affordable prices and buttery popcorn, the Hollywood 3 Cinema is set to close at the end of the month. But thousands of community members are hoping to save it in some shape or form.
Paid parking now permanent at Vancouver's Spanish Banks, with rate increase
Paid parking is now a permanent fixture at Vancouver's Spanish Banks following a 12-month pilot project, with the hourly rate rising from $1 to $1.50.
Life expectancy of women with HIV in B.C. hasn't increased as much as men's: new research
The life expectancy of women living with HIV in B.C. is not increasing at the same rate as men's, with women expected to live to 61 and men to 68. Researchers say they were surprised because world-wide, women with HIV tend to live longer than men.
B.C. MLAs banned from holding municipal office after bill passes
The new law, supported by the NDP and Green parties, prevents provincial politicians from also serving on local governments.
Mass fish kill on Burnaby-Coquitlam border under investigation
Local residents and the City of Burnaby say incidents involving fish killed due to contamination in Stoney Creek happen frequently.
Vancouver mother identified as among those killed in Lapu-Lapu Day tragedy
Jenifer Darbellay is being remembered as an incredible mother who was selfless and loved by the community.