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Program encourages Vancouver Island construction waste trading
A new exchange program on Vancouver Island allows construction companies to sell or swap leftover job site materials, rather than sending them to the landfill.
Man charged with 1st-degree murder in Downtown Eastside shooting
Vancouver police say a 28-year-old man has been charged with first-degree murder after shooting a man in the Downtown Eastside in August.
Clearwater RCMP investigating after water reservoir fully drained
Police are investigating a sudden water shortage in Clearwater, B.C., that prompted a boil water advisory for all residents in the Interior municipality.
B.C. man charged in hit and run that killed 17-year-old
A man from the Cowichan Valley, B.C., has been charged in a hit and run that killed a 17-year-old woman on the Trans Canada Highway in April.
3 homes destroyed in East Vancouver fire
Nearly a dozen people have been displaced after a fire tore through several homes in Vancouver's Strathcona neighbourhood Monday night.
Port Hardy RCMP investigating suspected homicide
Port Hardy RCMP are investigating a suspected homicide after receiving a report late Sunday afternoon. Police say there is no information suggesting a greater risk at this time.
Drug impairment possible factor in deadly B.C. car crash: police
Surrey RCMP say drug impairment is believed to be a contributing factor in a car crash into a bus stop bench that killed a man and injured another late Saturday afternoon.
Hudson's Hope votes for $5M water treatment plant
Residents of a northeastern B.C. town whose water supply was affected by the construction of the Site C dam voted on Saturday in favour of borrowing nearly $5 million for a new water treatment plant.
Rock slide discovered near North Vancouver's Cleveland Dam
The rock slide was reported to Metro Vancouver on Thursday, and there are no impacts to dam safety, river levels or flows, says the regional authority.
NDP asks courts to add 'B.C.' to Conservative Party's ballot name
The B.C. NDP initiated a court action Thursday, challenging the name the B.C. Conservatives are using on the provincial election ballot.